Jonathan Gilligan

I will be happy to submit a PR to fix this. It may take a little while for me to get to it, but I will be happy to do...

In the meantime, I have found that `purrr::pmap(list)` is a workaround for turning a `tibble` into a list of rows (i.e., a list of lists where each element of the...

I'm thinking that the inconsistency is almost certainly a caching issue. Always a good thing to do the final run of a knitr document either setting `cache=FALSE` for all the...

BTW, I really appreciate these case studies. The reason I caught this thing is that I'm reading through them very carefully to try to learn best practices. Your baseball example...

This is especially confusing for people who are using `shinytest2`, because the testthat tests on a packaged shiny app are usually run in `./inst/app/tests/testthat`

There are two parts to this problem: 1. The path is wrong. It's relative to the test directory, which may not be the user's current working directory, so it would...

See this issue: https://github.com/dkahle/ggmap/issues/117 From that issue, it seems that OpenStreetMap has blocked external applications (such as ggmap) from calling its `export` API function because of the load this puts...

I am also encountering this problem. When I execute ``` remotes::install_gitlab(repo = "/", host = "gitlab..com", auth_token = gitlab_pat()) ``` I get an error: ``` Using GitLab PAT from envvar...

I am seeing the same error with my private gitlab repos on a self-hosted gitlab instance.

I've followed the advice in @CLRafaelR's comment above and still get an error installing cmdstanr on one of my Windows 10 computers. On all my other computers, I have no...