Request dplyr package 1.0.0 for PH290W: R for Public Health

[lytello]

dplyr 1.0.0

r.datahub

PHW290W: R for Public Health

https://classes.berkeley.edu/content/2020-fall-pbhlth-290-009-sem-009

Instructor: Will Wheeler, Lawrence Tello

Fall 2020

[felder]

I asked @lytello in slack to confirm that this won't interfere with PH250F/G and update the issue here. Once done, I'll attempt to deploy.

[lytello]

Confirmed: PH250F/G is not using R as they removed all R components of the course.

[felder]

@lytello ok, I'll get to work on it. You'll see updates in this issue as I make commits.

[felder]

@lytello I'm upgrading dplyr to 1.0.2, I hope that's ok. Please let me know if it is not.

[felder]

Running into the github api limit. I'll try later.

@yuvipanda does this issue I filed for hubploy (berkeley-dsep-infra/hubploy#42) seem at all feasible? Any other ideas for getting a github_pat into the build environment?

[felder]

After waiting for the API limits to refresh, it still no worky. There's just too many calls to github with the addition of the new dependencies.

I'm talking with @ryanlovett to try and see if we can work around this.

[yuvipanda]

I bumped up R to 4.0 (#1824), and with it got new dplyr. I was able to work-around the issues we ran into when we last tried to do this in #1786.

[lytello]

Thank you for the quick turn around!