Christophe Dervieux

While looking at a new issue, I know understand the problem is with empty directories. ````typescript > Deno.cwd() "G:\\Mon Drive\\TESTING" > Deno.mkdirSync("new_dir"); undefined > Deno.mkdirSync("new_dir/empty_dir"); undefined > Deno.mkdirSync("new_dir/not_empty"); undefined >...

I believe this would help having one definition of `new ClipboardJS('.copy-button', ...)` to handle element that are or not in a modal. Currently, it seems only one specific element can...

Usually we do a conditional with `rmarkdown::pandoc_available()` to adapt depending on the version. Example with `--atx-headers`: https://github.com/rstudio/rmarkdown/blob/0200cc36833579952ac469a78f8ac0610bcf1962/R/github_document.R#L83-L85 You need to decide how many version you want to support. And know...

Oh ok. So you should not deal with that yourself in **covrpage** - I see https://github.com/yonicd/covrpage/blob/bafeb195d1999b8c3a48186e26f59cafcdfa3670/R/covrpage.R#L44-L50 So this is really about **rmarkdown** - we may need to update our conditional....

> On version 1.19.2.4 it fails because pandoc: Unknown extension: gfm_auto_identifiers Quite an old version - A lot of feature of **rmarkdown** won't work so the output could be quite...

I would say it should be handled by **rmarkdown**. You don't activate any specific feature in `pandoc_args`. You are just calling `github_document` should it should be normal to expect that...

If you don't use `krantz.cls` documentclass as CRC uses it, does it works ? It is possible listings package is conflicting with krantz maybe ? Unfortunately, this is LaTeX expertise...

> This is for a CRC book so I do need to use the krantz.cls I understand that. Just if `listings` package is not working with `krantz.cls`, another solution needs...

Thanks for the feedback ! This is indeed a great suggestion - we'll see where is the best place to document this.

Support for .qmd was added in https://github.com/yihui/knitr/commit/9f3ffcac41de6f4c4502d2858a941ebc65708eb5 without modifying how `spin()` works. Example in comment once done (https://github.com/yihui/knitr/issues/2284#issuecomment-1699311083) was ````r spin(text = c('#| echo: false','1+1'), format = 'qmd', knit =...