Simplest way to create Renviron.site file
These files are plain text files. You can create them with any text editor that can create .txt
files.
So, if the file doesn't already exist:
- Open a plain text editor (such as RStudio or Notepad),
- create a new
file (and add the desired content), - save it, e.g., as
<R_HOME>/etc/Renviron.site
.
The locations where R is searching for these files are described in help("Startup")
.
How to load .Rprofile and .Renviron files from an existing R project in JupyterLab?
You can load the files manually, e.g. in your first Jupyter cell:
source("/path/to/.Rprofile")
readRenviron("/path/to/.Renviron")
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