So - it seems that there was some network glitch when I was upgrading to
Sage-9.6 and R packages didn't get installed without breaking the build. I
couldn't see the actual problem, but each installation command was taking
about 3 seconds, while usually it is longer and different for different
packages. I've rebuilt the containers and now ggplot2 is working as
expected:
https://sagecell.sagemath.org/?z=eJw1jt0KwjAMhe8F3yH0qsUoa2W78l0kuqwW2nXUguzt7Y_e5IR8Jznx7pEo7dLazcds1PFAluF2hqc0I8J1QBinMrW8zpw6EIE8CwSx8L9rWmwfdvaVu01PZVnrUowZCgv7TJkqq3pZEgWWJQ37bey7Nav9IrsfgfjdbD-uTmA5hvsW3Zql-gLEODmZ&lang=r&interacts=eJyLjgUAARUAuQ==
If somebody has some tips on how to detect in
`r.eval("install.package(...)")` that the package was not actually
installed well, feel free to share ;-)
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