Fix RCMD action

[dieghernan]

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Merging #242 (2464947) into master (a866e98) will not change coverage.
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[dieghernan]

Hi @antagomir @pitkant

I noticed that the R CMD Check was failing recently due to an error when installing the requiered packages.

This PR updates the action config file so now it works again, avoiding the errors on the action setup

Regards

[pitkant]

Looks good

[antagomir]

Is this something we should consider also for other rOpenGov packages? @dieghernan @pitkant

[dieghernan]

v2 version of the workflows provide better performance, BUT current versions should be working as well.

My opinion is that the action may be upgraded in case there is an issue with the workflow itself (i.e. dependencies not being installed) on a case-by-case basis. Otherwise there is not need to upgrade them in the short term.

[pitkant]

v2 version of the workflows provide better performance, BUT current versions should be working as well.

My opinion is that the action may be upgraded in case there is an issue with the workflow itself (i.e. dependencies not being installed) on a case-by-case basis. Otherwise there is not need to upgrade them in the short term.

I agree that if things are working, there is no need to tinker. Of course r-lib's GitHub Actions get updated from time to time and old actions can have surprising issues if they are not updated regularly. One example (and this is more of a note to self) is that actions may stop working if they have Ubuntu 18.04 as platform, as mentioned in this tweet by Gábor Csárdi: https://twitter.com/GaborCsardi/status/1561694747235958790

[antagomir]

Great!