Add R builds for openSUSE 15.4/SLES 15 SP4 #134
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Add R builds for openSUSE 15.4 / SLES 15 SP4. This was nearly identical to the openSUSE 15.3 build, but with the same changes made for RHEL 9 at #133:
JAVA_HOME. On SUSE, the Java packages always install to a major-versioned path, but R uses the JDK path which won't exist if a user only installs the JRE. So to accommodate that, we explicitly set JAVA_HOME to the JRE path which exists with both thejava-11-openjdk(JRE) andjava-11-openjdk-develpackages.For testing, here's a manual run of the full R version matrix: https://github.com/rstudio/r-builds/actions/runs/2884443994