Kelly Sovacool, PhD
Kelly Sovacool, PhD
This problem also happens with `--generate-unit-tests`.
The default settings for [`fill`, `label.color`, & `label.padding`](https://github.com/wilkelab/ggtext/blob/50fdaba101b2c591c08e9d67782a5b86621a4fa9/R/geom-richtext.R#L81-L84) in `ggtext::GeomRichText` behave more like `ggraph::geom_node_label()`. So using `GeomRichText` is very easy to do in `geom_node_label()` (I got a start [here](https://github.com/kelly-sovacool/ggraph/blob/iss-297_ggtext/R/geom_node_text.R#L81-L122)). But...
I'm getting this error when running the action on ubuntu-latest, but it works on macos-latest. I'd prefer to be able to use ubuntu because a later step in the job...
> The root here here is usually something in `conda` itself and in my experience stems from the environment not being solvable at all. > > Pinning all the way...
> @kelly-sovacool I'm not associated with this repo, but since i read your comment... > > you could try using mambaforge instead of conda+mamba.... it solved all issues for me......
Similarly, attempting to use `\textit{}` in entries results in `\textit{}` getting converted to `extit{}` in the final PDF (i.e. the `\t` gets interpreted as a tab character. Escaping the backslash...
Just bumping this to add my voice in agreement with @CreRecombinase. Writing files to a hard-coded location without user permission is bad form and makes RGT difficult to use in...
At a minimum I'd like to see the ability to set a different location for `data.config`, as it is now RGT is unnecessarily difficult to use in HPC + container...
> Dear @kelly-sovacool, > > I want to create a Docker/Singularity container of RGT. Unfortunately I got this error regarding the data.config file: > > `FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such...
Idea for a potential workaround: write a rule in your snakemake to generate the DAG, then use GitHub Actions to run the rule. Snakefile: ``` rule write_dag: output: png='outdir/full-graph.png' shell:...