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> You can also set in as a `Default permission` something that will place it in any child folder that you will be creating from that point on. It doesn't inherit to existing folders.
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> Note that the best practice is to use security groups instead of assigning each identity ACL permissions.
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Ensure you have `read` permission at the folder where you want to list the files as seen bellow:
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This is a simple component you can register using the following command:
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This is a simple component to show how easy it is to componetize your existing R scripts.
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You develop your R code as you are used to.
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When done, you drop your R scripts in the `src` folder and you define all your code's CRAN packages in the [Dockerfile](./environment/Dockerfile) adding lines like the following:
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```Docker
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RUN R -e "install.packages('optparse', repos='https://cran.rstudio.com')"
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```
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You then register the component in AzureML using the following AzureML CLI-V2 command:
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```bash
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az ml component create -f component.yml
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```
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The idea behind this code is that you create an R script and put it in the `src` folder.
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From there on, you can drag and drop it in the designer:
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