Update tex packages needed for knitting Rmd files to PDF #721
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If I create a new Rmarkdown file and try to knit to PDF, it has to install a big bunch of packages (which sometimes seems to take minutes, at least on my laptop) before it can actually knit. And this seems to happen each time the container starts. My guess is that the list of tex packages needed for rmd -> pdf knitting to work has just increased over time. I've added all the packages that were manually installed, by just looking at the 'render' tab in RStudio as installation was happening, and adding them. They are sorted alphabetically. I've removed any packages here that were also present in `install_jupyter.sh` to avoid duplication.
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nice, this list looks good to me! |
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Could you explain why you want avoiding duplication? |
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@eitsupi I've removed the changes to |
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@eitsupi the build failure now just looks like an intermittent network issue. Once this is merged, would you be so kind as to trigger a rebuild? Thanks. |
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Could you update the NEWS? |
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@eitsupi done |
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Thanks for the quick review, @eitsupi |
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@yuvipanda #722 created #723 and #723 triggered a build, I think. |
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- Brings us to latest point release of R - Brings in rocker-org/rocker-versioned2#721 Ref 2i2c-org/infrastructure#3178
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Follow-up to rocker-org#721, adding tlmgr packages that *quarto* seems to need to knit to PDF. Without these, it takes a minute or more (depending on network) for first knit to happen apparently. Reported to me by users from University of Toronto
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Follow-up to #721, adding tlmgr packages that *quarto* seems to need to knit to PDF. Without these, it takes a minute or more (depending on network) for first knit to happen apparently. Reported to me by users from University of Toronto
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If I create a new Rmarkdown file and try to knit to PDF, it has to install a big bunch of packages (which sometimes seems to take minutes, at least on my laptop) before it can actually knit. And this seems to happen each time the container starts.
My guess is that the list of tex packages needed for rmd -> pdf knitting to work has just increased over time.
I've added all the packages that were manually installed, by just looking at the 'render' tab in RStudio as installation was happening, and adding them. They are sorted alphabetically.
I've removed any packages here that were also present in
install_jupyter.shto avoid duplication.Output from render tab indicating the packages that were being installed