Benjamin Tyner
Benjamin Tyner
In the help page for `shinyApp` it says ``` onStart: A function that will be called before the app is actually run. This is only needed for ‘shinyAppObj’, since in...
The versioning in the `NEWS` file shows entries from version 0.1.0 through version 0.1.12; the latter being released to CRAN back on 9/3/2021. Somehow versions 0.2.0 through 0.7.0 do not...
When Sonatype scans shiny (version 1.10.0 and also previous ones), sonatype-2018-0667 comes up: > The `showdown` package is vulnerable to Regular Expression Denial of Service (ReDoS) attacks. The `hashHTMLBlocks` parser...
Apologies if I am barking up the wrong tree, but figured I'd start here. Here is the deployment log (with some censoring of potentially sensitive info). If the root cause...
Perhaps this is a known phenomenon, but a search came up empty. The background is we have an internal Nexus repository which mirrors CRAN, but occasionally `available.packages()` doesn't reflect the...
Similar to #726, on a machine where Bioconductor is inaccessible, and using version 0.9.0 of `pak` ```r pak::repo_status(bioc = FALSE) ``` gives ``` Error: ! error in pak subprocess Caused...
Perhaps I am misunderstanding the precise intricacies of `format = "latex"` but curious to hear your thoughts on these. This is not flagged (yay!) ```r hunspell::hunspell(c("\\hline & \\begin{tabular}{lll}"), format =...
Typically, `\texttt{}` is used to encapsulate variable names (etc) which would often not appear in a dictionary. Should this be exempted from spellcheck? ```r hunspell::hunspell(text = "\\texttt{foo\\_bar\\_baz}", format = "latex")...
Somewhat of an offshoot from #218, it looks like statements of the form: ```sql describe sampledb.elb_logs ``` return tab-delimited output, which of course the user can parse after the fact,...
Using noctua version 2.6.3 on R version 4.5.1 ```r noctua::noctua_options("vroom") class(noctua:::athena_option_env$file_parser) # gives "athena_vroom" class(noctua::noctua_options()$file_parser) # gives "athena_data.table" ```