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Description
Bug description
The quarto inspect command does not include images in its resource list, which forces manual resource addition when publishing.
Given the Quarto document:
---
format: revealjs
---
# Presentation {background-image="logo.svg" background-opacity="0.2"}
Any two images can be used for this example, just make sure you use distinct images for the background and the inline image.
The quarto inspect command returns an empty set of resources:
quarto inspect | jq '.files.resources'
# => []This causes problems when publishing the content, as the images are not included in the deployed bundle by default.
From RStudio, part of the problem is avoided because rmarkdown::find_external_resources reports the inline image.
rmarkdown::find_external_resources("index.qmd")
# => path explicit web
# => 1 bcorps-logo.svg FALSE TRUEThe quarto::quarto_publish_doc function merges the Quarto resources from quarto inspect (though not the files.resources) with the results from rmarkdown::find_external_resources.
https://github.com/quarto-dev/quarto-r/blob/146bb4ed542ef5743cd182464d17919bcfb5b0eb/R/publish.R#L49
I'm not sure if the RStudio publishing flow is different from the quarto_publish_doc implementation.
Quarto source resources should be identified when publishing through some combination of these pieces. Currently, the logo.svg used as a slide background is not identified.
Quarto: 1.2.242
RStudio: 2022.12.0-daily+286
rmarkdown: 2.14
macOS: Monterey (12.6)
Checklist
- Please include a minimal, fully reproducible example in a single .qmd file? Please provide the whole file rather than the snippet you believe is causing the issue.
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