# An install.packages call that will cache the packages. Wsl -d Debian - tail -f /var/log/apt-cacher-ng/apt-cacher.log /var/log/apt-cacher-ng/apt-cacher.err /opt/sonatype-work/nexus3/log/request.log In a different terminal (or tab) start a session that will monitor the logs. Options(repos = c(nexus = " Testing it out. Just use whatever method you prefer to ensure you're setting your repo to fetch from nexus. Sudo apt-add-repository "deb focal-cran40/" Sudo apt -y -no-install-recommends install curl gnupg software-properties-commonĬurl -kL $/3142Įcho 'Acquire::http::Proxy-Auto-Detect "/usr/sbin/wsl-apt-proxy" ' | sudo tee /etc/apt//00-wsl-apt-proxy Then execute the following on the distro (cut and paste into a shell script, terminal, or whatever it is you like to do). Install the distro from the app store and run once to create a default user. This is just a quick little instructional for setting up apt-cacher-ng and Nexus Repository 3 on a WSL2 Debian distro. Options(repos = c(REPO_NAME = " goes to the proxy without concern of the User-Agent string which then requests from I'll be posting some powershell and bash scripts soonish.īy default Nexus doesn't pass along the client user agent so a nexus proxy is truly getting setup for a particular R/OS build which hard-codes the user-agent string to send.
(WSL2/docker IP constraints or something) but I suppose that's just wishful thinking. It'd be awesome if a limited version of RStudio Package Manager (with none of the Enterprise features like access control, auditing, etc) came down the pipeline for students/home-users to use in a limited access environment. It became obvious that a R-package only solution, a solution on the same Distro/container/client or one requiring termination setup wouldn't be either a valid solution or be easily reproducible. All of the regular apt repos get cached in apt-cacher-ng and focal-cran40 along with the RStudio Package Manager packages get cached in Nexus.īy "a bunch" I mean I worked until I had 'a' solution working with Artifactory (had to use Pro trial), Squid, Varnish, nginx, mitmproxy and even tried pak (pkgcache) but I didn't end up trying mran. I tried a bunch of caching solutions and ended up with apt-cacher-ng and Nexus running on the same WSL2 Distro with startup controlled by systemd. RSPM allowed me to _easily_ identify and install! # usethis package install times.Ģ.66m Full - Source - To find out I had missing depends that On a clean install of R-4.0.2 on a fresh Ubuntu 20.04 within a WSL2 environment and using usethis as a test package (like pak demonstrates) testing install times. The public RStudio Package Manager providing binary packages for Linux is great! Adding in a local caching solution makes it even better!
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