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Update dockerfile in consensus module to use renv #950

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Here I'm just filling out the Dockerfile for cell-type-consensus to create the image for this module. I also cherry picked the commits from #936 to run the GHA to build this image and all the relevant changes to the lock file.

I think we want to do this first and then I can adjust the workflow in #936 to use this image rather than trying to set up renv in CI. I believe this should help solve our igraph problems.

I tested building this locally and didn't have any issues.

# A template docker file for creating a new analysis
FROM ubuntu:22.04
# Dockerfile for cell-type-consensus module
FROM bioconductor/r-ver:3.20
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noting we probably want 3.19 which is our preferred OpenScPCA-wide version.

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Based on this comment we are okay with 3.20 here.

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@allyhawkins allyhawkins merged commit d89078c into AlexsLemonade:main Dec 17, 2024
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@allyhawkins allyhawkins deleted the allyhawkins/consensus-docker branch December 17, 2024 20:07
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