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With the new RStudio IDE (2024-06 I think), quarto html output has issues when I print multiple tables in a tagList(). All text is misaligned (text starts all the way at the left side of the screen) after a code chunk where I have tables dynamically generated in a loop/map() and the map() output piped into a tagList() for display.
I re-downloaded the 2023-12 RStudio IDE and ran the same quarto document again and the text alignment issue went away.
The warning I noticed quarto was giving me when I saw this issue was this:
Warning: The computation used to determine source line information from the engine timed out.
Line number information will be unavailable and/or inaccurate.
My gt and gtsummary tables look better with the new RStudio btw. So props to you for that. But unfortunately this bug sort of forces me to go back to using an earlier RStudio (with not-as-pretty tables).
Here is an example of code that will cause loss of text alignment downstream of the code:
With the new RStudio IDE (2024-06 I think), quarto html output has issues when I print multiple tables in a tagList(). All text is misaligned (text starts all the way at the left side of the screen) after a code chunk where I have tables dynamically generated in a loop/map() and the map() output piped into a tagList() for display.
I re-downloaded the 2023-12 RStudio IDE and ran the same quarto document again and the text alignment issue went away.
The warning I noticed quarto was giving me when I saw this issue was this:
Warning: The computation used to determine source line information from the engine timed out.
Line number information will be unavailable and/or inaccurate.
My gt and gtsummary tables look better with the new RStudio btw. So props to you for that. But unfortunately this bug sort of forces me to go back to using an earlier RStudio (with not-as-pretty tables).
Here is an example of code that will cause loss of text alignment downstream of the code:
`
my_tibble %>% select(contains("_change")) %>% names() %>%
map(.f = function(outcome){
tags$div(
}) %>% tagList()
`
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