How to configure Session Affinity to allow R Shiny app to scale to more than 1 instance?

Thank you so much!

Cool example. If you create your shiny app via golem, it can create a dockerfile for you. Then in the cloud run settings you can specify to build the app whenever a commit is made to the app GitHub repo.

Great tutorial, I love R language. Very useful

Thank you! This information is so hidden under loads and loads of documentation that leads to nowhere. Your video solves the problema easily

Why are you using aliases when teaching?

How do you merge those PRs? thank you

Great content!

Doesn't a "point and click" approach to Git, Github and R somewhat defeat the point of Git?

Thank you, your video put an end to a whole lot of frustration :)

Thank you Mauro Lepore It works for me just fine

A tutorial that uses custom aliases for git commands isn't very helpful :/

Thanks for the Tutorial. This was very helpful.

you earned a subscriber. good work keep it up. it is really useful to me

Thanks Mauro. This really helped me.

Why the dislikes, nobody has any criticism, just dislikes

good tutorial.thanks!

Don't use aliases in your video. New users are not going to know what they represent.

Well, @Mauro thanks for the details. Can you guide me on whether it will lag or not when training large models in colab for a long time?

This video is _criminally_ underrated! there are no good videos briefing 2022 github projects! thanks alot! you earned my sub

thank you

Hi Mauro - I'm new to the targets package and this video has helped me a lot. Thank you. Have you done any other videos where you demo the integration of multiple workflows within a package?

Thank you for patient in teaching…, very useful!

Great session- really clear and simple instructions. Great work

thank you

hey! great video. was hoping to get an idea on how we can set up a dockerfile so it can pull rocker + install a set package when we build the docker image. thanks!

Thanks for posting, very informative

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Thanks Mauro! I've been working with R packages, and just started learning to use targets. Your meetup answered a lot of my questions how to combine the two to structure an analysis. Cheers!

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Gracias por el ejercicio. Podrías explicarme que usos tiene RStudio con git? Gracias!

one reason to get this is for the time travelling (-:

How can I insert another tab like article?

Been looking all over for this, thx!

Are you guys pairing while drinking MATE???

Hi Mauro, after I run "library(remotes)", this pop up: Warning message: package ‘remotes’ was built under R version 3.5.3 So does it mean that I cannot use it with my current version of RStudio? Thank you!

Alli estaremos,!

SOLVED! I changed my origin to this: origin [email protected]:Me/my-project.git (fetch) origin [email protected]:Me/my-project.git (push) but when I try to pull, it outputs this: here is no tracking information for the current branch. Please specify which branch you want to merge with. See git-pull(1) for details. git pull <remote> <branch> If you wish to set tracking information for this branch you can do so with: git branch --set-upstream-to=origin/<branch> master I don't know what I have to replace 'origin/<branch>' with. Can you help me? Edit: Fetching works fine, but merging spits out an error: 'fatal: No remote for the current branch.' Edit: I actually solved it myself, I used the 'git push -u' command, to automatically set the branch.

Ya estas para trabajar con los de MDQ! jJjejejeje fenomeno!

Primer mundo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!