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RRO doesn't overwrite the R installation on any unix platform. But it does overwrite the sym link that identifies the default R installation during the make install step.
Going forward, we should check for R scripts under /usr/bin/r during a Linux installation. If an existing R script is detected, we now want to move that file under a new directory called /usr/bin/oldR to make it easy for people to get back to an old version if they'd like.
ACTION 2
Let Josee know when implemented so she can write up an FAQ.
You can either access your prior installation by:
Calling oldR from the command line
Or, copying the oldR script to the R command as follows:
ACTION 1: UPDATE INSTALLER.
RRO doesn't overwrite the R installation on any unix platform. But it does overwrite the sym link that identifies the default R installation during the make install step.
Going forward, we should check for R scripts under
/usr/bin/r
during a Linux installation. If an existing R script is detected, we now want to move that file under a new directory called/usr/bin/oldR
to make it easy for people to get back to an old version if they'd like.ACTION 2
Let Josee know when implemented so she can write up an FAQ.
You can either access your prior installation by:
oldR
from the command lineoldR
script to the R command as follows:Provide the steps to complete the text here:
https://github.com/RA-Internal/MRAN-site/issues/244
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