The internal function creating the dockerfile docker_from_desc always uses remotes::install_github for any non-cran dependencies. But there's more than github!
Our company uses bitbucket but gitlab is also pretty common. Mind you, you're not the only ones to be github-centric - I have already fixed the same issues in usethis and others.
The Remote information is actually in the package description, so handling more providers is as easy as doing:
install_fun <- function(remote) {
remote <- tolower(remote)
ifelse(tolower(remote) %in% c("github", "bitbucket", "gitlab"),
paste0("remote::install_", remote),
"# Could not generate install code for: ")
}
install_fun("Bitbucket")
#> [1] "remote::install_bitbucket"
install_fun("Github")
#> [1] "remote::install_github"From there it is easy to adapt golem:::dock_from_desc. I'll prepare a PR when I have some time.
Migrated from ThinkR-open/golem#425
The internal function creating the dockerfile
docker_from_descalways usesremotes::install_githubfor any non-cran dependencies. But there's more than github!Our company uses
bitbucketbutgitlabis also pretty common. Mind you, you're not the only ones to be github-centric - I have already fixed the same issues inusethisand others.The
Remoteinformation is actually in the package description, so handling more providers is as easy as doing:From there it is easy to adapt
golem:::dock_from_desc. I'll prepare a PR when I have some time.