Bugfix/metadataparser integer overflow #1039
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In most cases, R's integer data type is implemented as a 32-bit signed integer. This means the range of numbers it can represent is limited:
Minimum value: −2e31 (which is -2,147,483,648)
Maximum value: 2e31−1 (which is 2,147,483,647)
This solution is complicated because the docker image it is using is a very old version R-3.3.2, and the
lib64package need to be installed as a specific version to the R version.I'm avoiding to rebuild the docker image, i'm installing the packages in the actual Rscript. We may rebuild the docker image and consolidate a more recent version for R and Python processes in the pipeline when we get to the point to host the image in JFrog.