eastclintw00d
eastclintw00d
The particular folder does not mean anything to me. And you are correct: I am working on a network drive using an Rstudio project and renv.
Here are the results: ``` > list.files(file.path(find.package("rmarkdown"), "rmd", "h")) [1] "_navbar.html" "accessibility" "anchor-sections" "bootstrap" "default.html" "fontawesome" "highlightjs" [8] "ionicons" "jqueryui" "jqueryui-AUTHORS.txt" "navigation-1.1" "pagedtable-1.1" "pandoc" "rmarkdown" [15] "rsiframe-1.1" "shiny-header.html" "tabset" "tocify"...
Might be related to the use of `renv` (v0.15.5). I could render the file using the global library outside the Rstudio-project without problems. I can also render similar files in...
> > > @tim-salabim thanks for posting here. I will demo this. Testing `mapedit` with new leaflet now. @timelyportfolio I would also be very interested in a solution to this...
Sorry for taking so long in answering. I was on vacation and somehow missed your answer. In the meantime I upgraded all packages to the latest version including `renv` to...
Unfortunately, I failed to do so. I copied the test-Rmd file and the `renv.lock` and restored all packages. It works in the new folder. Some days ago I copied a...
I just found that the example in the help page of `get_multiagent_report()` fails: ``` > report_1 report_3
I can confirm that it works with the dev-version. 👍
Note that in my real application I still want to be able to color a tile by another column although its label is `NA`. The tile should not vanish entirely.
I would second this!