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I have a problem that is very delicate to reproduce. The only way I can reproduce it, though with varying success, is by plotting a some patchwork inside an Rmd file which is rendered using rmarkdown::render() in a shiny app tested using shinytest. However, running the Shiny app itself works fine, and so far, I have not found a way to remove anything meaningful from the Shiny app, or the problem stops to show.
The problem started after I changed a bunch of code before the patchwork calls - but the output of this changed piece of code is not used in the patchwork at all, and is identical to the output before the change. I can go back in time using version control to a point where the problem never shows, and then gradually change my code again to make the problem appear more and more often.
I collected some 10 stack traces, all of which hint at patchwork, so I wonder if my seemingly unrelated code change may have unearthed a bug in patchwork. It may also be that this is a bug in shiny, shinytest, rmarkdown, grid or one of countless other packages - if anyone has an idea how I could find this out, I would be glad.
I have a problem that is very delicate to reproduce. The only way I can reproduce it, though with varying success, is by plotting a some
patchwork
inside an Rmd file which is rendered usingrmarkdown::render()
in ashiny
app tested usingshinytest
. However, running the Shiny app itself works fine, and so far, I have not found a way to remove anything meaningful from the Shiny app, or the problem stops to show.The problem started after I changed a bunch of code before the
patchwork
calls - but the output of this changed piece of code is not used in thepatchwork
at all, and is identical to the output before the change. I can go back in time using version control to a point where the problem never shows, and then gradually change my code again to make the problem appear more and more often.I collected some 10 stack traces, all of which hint at
patchwork
, so I wonder if my seemingly unrelated code change may have unearthed a bug inpatchwork
. It may also be that this is a bug inshiny
,shinytest
,rmarkdown
,grid
or one of countless other packages - if anyone has an idea how I could find this out, I would be glad.Here's the tops of the stacktraces:
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