Gregor Sturm

I am also having an issue with jupytext and prettier generating conflicting formatting. In my case, the issue is caused by our `.editorconfig` setting the default indentation to four spaces...

I haven't tried it, but as long as it's two separate steps in pre-commit, I'd expect it to suffer from the same problem: If the first step generates a different...

What's the current state of this? The vscode extensions for jupyter notebooks is already pretty nice, especially the [preview one](https://towardsdatascience.com/vscode-jupyter-notebooks-are-getting-an-upgrade-cc9aaaefc744). We just would need to find a way to open...

Hi @DonJayamanne, your vscode extension looks great! I just wanted you to be aware of this discussion on the jupytext side, and I'm sure @mwouts would support any tighter integration...

No idea, sorry. Getting the context menu to run was just a minimally invasive hack. Back then I had the feeling that ideally the logic of how to open a...

Nice! Looks really clean, although I feel I don't know enough low-level R to properly review this. I think I can follow the code for tracking the file changes, I...

I'll give it a try this week!

I currently get the following error when starting my shiny app: ``` > shiny::runApp() Loading required package: shiny Error in box::use(shiny[...], shinydashboard[...], ./modules/overview, : object 'c_strict_extract' not found (inside “`$.box$ns`(ns,...

I see! If I use the archive `7204838/box_1.1.9000.tar.gz` from above, I can run the app, but autoreload doesnt work as expected. For instance, in my `app.R` I have ``` box::use(...

Actually, by using `box::enable_autoreload(on_access=TRUE)` instead, it works :tada: Is that expected? I thought with shiny, we wouldn't even need the `on_access` feature.