Chris Stefano

Hi @RMHogervorst There are a couple posts I've see around, but all assume existing knowledge of R, Heroku, how projects are structured, how Heroku deployments work with buildpacks, combining multiple...

I've experienced the same issue; needing to push images to a remote registry before being able to create the manifest. My expectation is that `manifest create` would behave in a...

I realised I haven't updated the main README page to include details of the new `Webhook` class, so I will add that shortly.

I've managed to get [draper](https://github.com/drapergem/draper) (in Rails 4) to play nicely with wice_grid by making the collection presenter delegate certain methods to the model and by tricking the inheritance check...

I found this script works to open multiple repositories together into a new window. ```bash #!/bin/bash smerge --launch-or-new-window smerge ... smerge ``` _Replace `` with the directory paths of each...

In addition, the following fails, but results in "cannot create test: Directory nonexistent" error: ``` fakechroot fakeroot chroot $root sh -c 'cd /app; cat "TEST" > test' ```

Update: I figured out how to change the port range used, and expose them using the docker run command. In this example, I set the range from 31000 to 31050....

Hi @benjcowley The error is likely due to missing the `libprotobuf-dev` system dependency. You can install `libprotobuf-dev` by adding an `Aptfile` to the root of your project directory which lists...

Hi @tomcardoso I had a look at your project, [`tomcardoso/docker-r-shiny-map`](https://github.com/tomcardoso/docker-r-shiny-map/), and noticed that `renv` does get activated and installs the packages during the GitHub Actions [build](https://github.com/tomcardoso/docker-r-shiny-map/actions/runs/12270525214/job/34235869352#step:6:893).  Running the built...

I forked the [`docker-r-shiny-map`](https://github.com/virtualstaticvoid/docker-r-shiny-map) repository and noticed that the `Dockerfile` references `v4.4.2`, so I also tested with `v4.2.2` (as per title of this issue) and wasn't able to replicate the...