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rmarkdown version 1.11 throws errors on existing prerendered files
I have several learnr tutorials running on a shiny server. After updating rmarkdown to version 1.11 I get the following error message whenever there exists a prerendered HTML file:
Error in file.exists(dep$src$file) : invalid 'file' argument
Calls: ... shiny_prerendered_html -> shiny_prerendered_prerender -> file.exists
Execution halted
Versions 1.9 and 1.10 work fine.
Any idea/help would be highly appreciated!
I did not manage to produce a short example - all partial files seem to work. A full file can be downloaded here
r r-markdown
asked Jan 2 at 12:45
Cord HockemeyerCord Hockemeyer
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I have several learnr tutorials running on a shiny server. After updating rmarkdown to version 1.11 I get the following error message whenever there exists a prerendered HTML file:
Error in file.exists(dep$src$file) : invalid 'file' argument
Calls: ... shiny_prerendered_html -> shiny_prerendered_prerender -> file.exists
Execution halted
Versions 1.9 and 1.10 work fine.
Any idea/help would be highly appreciated!
I did not manage to produce a short example - all partial files seem to work. A full file can be downloaded here
r r-markdown
asked Jan 2 at 12:45
Cord HockemeyerCord Hockemeyer
255
It works fine for me. If you are still struggling with this issue, try to save this .Rmd file into an empty folder and run the document again.
– Joanna
Jan 9 at 4:21
I still have the problem, and I tried it on two different systems (Windows & Linux)
– Cord Hockemeyer
Jan 11 at 12:47
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I have several learnr tutorials running on a shiny server. After updating rmarkdown to version 1.11 I get the following error message whenever there exists a prerendered HTML file:
Error in file.exists(dep$src$file) : invalid 'file' argument
Calls: ... shiny_prerendered_html -> shiny_prerendered_prerender -> file.exists
Execution halted
Versions 1.9 and 1.10 work fine.
Any idea/help would be highly appreciated!
I did not manage to produce a short example - all partial files seem to work. A full file can be downloaded here
r r-markdown
asked Jan 2 at 12:45
Cord HockemeyerCord Hockemeyer
255
I have several learnr tutorials running on a shiny server. After updating rmarkdown to version 1.11 I get the following error message whenever there exists a prerendered HTML file:
Error in file.exists(dep$src$file) : invalid 'file' argument
Calls: ... shiny_prerendered_html -> shiny_prerendered_prerender -> file.exists
Execution halted
Versions 1.9 and 1.10 work fine.
Any idea/help would be highly appreciated!
I did not manage to produce a short example - all partial files seem to work. A full file can be downloaded here
r r-markdown
r r-markdown
asked Jan 2 at 12:45
Cord HockemeyerCord Hockemeyer
255
asked Jan 2 at 12:45
Cord HockemeyerCord Hockemeyer
255
edited Jan 2 at 13:18
Cord Hockemeyer
asked Jan 2 at 12:45
Cord HockemeyerCord Hockemeyer
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asked Jan 2 at 12:45
Cord HockemeyerCord Hockemeyer
255
asked Jan 2 at 12:45
Cord HockemeyerCord Hockemeyer
255
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It works fine for me. If you are still struggling with this issue, try to save this .Rmd file into an empty folder and run the document again.
– Joanna
Jan 9 at 4:21
I still have the problem, and I tried it on two different systems (Windows & Linux)
– Cord Hockemeyer
Jan 11 at 12:47
add a comment |
It works fine for me. If you are still struggling with this issue, try to save this .Rmd file into an empty folder and run the document again.
– Joanna
Jan 9 at 4:21
I still have the problem, and I tried it on two different systems (Windows & Linux)
– Cord Hockemeyer
Jan 11 at 12:47
It works fine for me. If you are still struggling with this issue, try to save this .Rmd file into an empty folder and run the document again.
– Joanna
Jan 9 at 4:21
It works fine for me. If you are still struggling with this issue, try to save this .Rmd file into an empty folder and run the document again.
– Joanna
Jan 9 at 4:21
I still have the problem, and I tried it on two different systems (Windows & Linux)
– Cord Hockemeyer
Jan 11 at 12:47
I still have the problem, and I tried it on two different systems (Windows & Linux)
– Cord Hockemeyer
Jan 11 at 12:47
add a comment |
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I also have the same problem, a very quick and dirty solution is to delete the index.html file before each new render, but hoping for a more structural solution.
answered Jan 29 at 10:25
Hannes RoosHannes Roos
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Yeah, that works - but it is not suitable for an rmarksown document on a publicly available shiny server
– Cord Hockemeyer
Jan 30 at 12:13
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I also have the same problem, a very quick and dirty solution is to delete the index.html file before each new render, but hoping for a more structural solution.
answered Jan 29 at 10:25
Hannes RoosHannes Roos
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Yeah, that works - but it is not suitable for an rmarksown document on a publicly available shiny server
– Cord Hockemeyer
Jan 30 at 12:13
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I also have the same problem, a very quick and dirty solution is to delete the index.html file before each new render, but hoping for a more structural solution.
answered Jan 29 at 10:25
Hannes RoosHannes Roos
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Yeah, that works - but it is not suitable for an rmarksown document on a publicly available shiny server
– Cord Hockemeyer
Jan 30 at 12:13
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I also have the same problem, a very quick and dirty solution is to delete the index.html file before each new render, but hoping for a more structural solution.
answered Jan 29 at 10:25
Hannes RoosHannes Roos
1
I also have the same problem, a very quick and dirty solution is to delete the index.html file before each new render, but hoping for a more structural solution.
answered Jan 29 at 10:25
Hannes RoosHannes Roos
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answered Jan 29 at 10:25
Hannes RoosHannes Roos
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answered Jan 29 at 10:25
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answered Jan 29 at 10:25
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Yeah, that works - but it is not suitable for an rmarksown document on a publicly available shiny server
– Cord Hockemeyer
Jan 30 at 12:13
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Yeah, that works - but it is not suitable for an rmarksown document on a publicly available shiny server
– Cord Hockemeyer
Jan 30 at 12:13
Yeah, that works - but it is not suitable for an rmarksown document on a publicly available shiny server
– Cord Hockemeyer
Jan 30 at 12:13
Yeah, that works - but it is not suitable for an rmarksown document on a publicly available shiny server
– Cord Hockemeyer
Jan 30 at 12:13
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It works fine for me. If you are still struggling with this issue, try to save this .Rmd file into an empty folder and run the document again.
– Joanna
Jan 9 at 4:21
I still have the problem, and I tried it on two different systems (Windows & Linux)
– Cord Hockemeyer
Jan 11 at 12:47