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- mask environment for qenv - remove semicolon from the code
targets: #258
@gogonzo This might be a better solution that keeps the override under `evaluate()`, while avoiding changing who the `parent.env` is. That is, we don't need to check the "`grand.parent.env()`"
Co-authored-by: André Veríssimo <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Dawid Kałędkowski <[email protected]>
…d function (#261) ### Changes description - Remove intermediate plots by default - Avoids deprecated function in testthat 3rd edition - Adds some tests - Q: Does the S4 test make sense?
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Fantastic new feature to qenv()
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Left one last comment about adding the information to vignettes
Followup to insightsengineering/teal.code#258 - eval_code adds `attr(code, "outputs")` to the `teal_card` but skips the warnings and messages (conditions).
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💯 Awesome
eval_code
caches now outputs of the code in theattr(<code line>, "outputs")
. See the tests ofget_outputs
to see how it works.