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Images are built based on the latest Debian distribution with completely updated packages for security and performance. We will generally use the rolling Debian testing release. Images providing additional packages will often install packages directly from CRAN sources, rather than relying on prepackaged binaries. This means that most images should always contain the latest versions of the packages that are available on CRAN. Certain use-cases may provide packages not (yet) available on CRAN.
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| r-base | Current R via apt-get with debian:testing & unstable repos |
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| r-devel | R-devel added side-by-side onto r-base (using alias RD) |
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| drd | lighter r-devel, built not quite daily |  |
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| r-ver | Specify R version in docker tag. Builds on ubuntu:latest
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The rocker project also hosts Docker images illustrating particular use cases. More information about these can be found in their respective respositories on rocker-org
| image | description | metrics | build status |
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| r-devel-san | as r-devel, but built with compiler sanitizers |  |
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| r-devel-ubsan-clang | Sanitizers, clang c compiler (instead of gcc) |  |
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| rstudio:testing | rstudio on debian:testing | |
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| r-apt | (R plus CRAN + marutter repo information) |  |
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These images build on rocker/r-ver. Each of these include tags to specify the desired version of R, from 4.0.0 -, See rocker-versioned2 repo for details.
| image | description | metrics | build status |
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| rstudio | Adds rstudio |  |
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| tidyverse | Adds tidyverse & devtools |  |
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| verse | Adds tex & publishing-related packages |  |
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| geospatial | Adds geospatial libraries |  |
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| shiny | shiny-server on r-ver |  |
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Anyone interested in proposing or collaborating on additional use cases should read our guide to contributing and get in touch
- We largely conform to Docker's recommendations in writing Dockerfiles, which is a good place to start.
- Details TBD