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Support .qmd in knitr::spin() #2284

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cderv opened this issue Aug 30, 2023 · 3 comments
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Support .qmd in knitr::spin() #2284

cderv opened this issue Aug 30, 2023 · 3 comments
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cderv commented Aug 30, 2023

From discussion at

Currently format = "qmd" is not possible.

I think we could do format = "qmd" in spin(), to do like .Rmd but putting chunk options in YAML probably. With knit = FALSE / report = FALSE, it would produce a valid .qmd document.

We could also offer to run quarto::quarto_render() if report = TRUE - this is related to

where we shared the idea of running rmarkdown::render() on .Rmd using R Markdown V2 and not expecting knit2html()

Storing the idea here. Any thoughts @yihui ?

We could also argue that quarto convert myscript.R could be used (or another comment) to build from a .R to a .qmd

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yihui commented Aug 30, 2023

Done (since it's quite simple).

spin(text = c('#| echo: false','1+1'), format = 'qmd', knit = F)

I'm not sure if the quarto cli should support quarto render script.R directly, or only let the R package quarto support it. I'll leave this decision to the quarto team.

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cderv commented Aug 30, 2023

Thanks @yihui !

if the quarto cli should support quarto render script.R directly,

I have opened quarto-dev/quarto-cli#6660 for follow the discussion on this idea

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