Ilya Zarubin

hi @D3SL I think tidymodules is more of a framework that suggests a specific style for usining R6 and (adjusted) modules when developing shiny apps. Sometimes using basic R6 classes...

yes! I thought about filing another feature request with the exact same idea. you want to be able to call `golem::run_dev()` repeatadly without setting any arguments (i.e. `install_required_packages=FALSE` all the...

edit PR: - update docstring: see 311fc7b384ef86b6cff20c2e1143fa24f2864c05 - add `session = session` for `watch()`-call inside `on()` in light of #17 and #18: see edb8c82e0786d7f9ed3bf9ca1749914ed188faed - add a finer error message...

Hi @cpauvert and @Shelmith-Kariuki Actually you are diagnosing the problem correctly, I __*think*__, in that the `watch` function cannot (always) be found. For this neither emptying the environment nor restarting...

Actually not that I am aware of: here is the code snippet related to the part which the function `on()` uses: https://github.com/ColinFay/gargoyle/blob/83234de417b9b0b39be9b8f1556e5df1968624b2/R/funs.R#L138-L148 The substitute call does generate an internal `gargoyle::watch()`...

ah that could be it :)

Simply copied for now. Two things that came to my mind: 1. Set `self$path` to `private$path`; this is taste, but one might prohibit direct access and work with setters/getters in...

I am not sure if there is an "AND" case to implement since "AND" should be quite esoteric in the shiny-invalidation sense. There may be a cleaner than #14 approach...