get knit command from settings #841
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I refined the setting with a default value |
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* get knit command from settings * configuration option description * Refine description * Use a default value * Update comment Co-authored-by: Kun Ren <[email protected]>
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What problem did you solve?
In my RMarkdown book project, I would like to render individual pages with a specific knit command. A settings entry does the job well. An alternative would be to include a header with a
knit:entry in every single file I edit, but that is very inconvenient, and just noisy for other editors using different code editors (R Studio). The entry in thesettings.jsonof the directory or in the.code-workspacefile of the project is a single edit.How can I check this pull request?
Add a
r.rmarkdown.knit.commandentry in yoursettings.jsonand position it as you wish, e.g.rmarkdown::render_site. Then knit any.Rmdfile.