Patrick
Patrick
Would someone be able to triage this?
@dschmidt-hgu Thank you for the suggestion. It does indeed correct the issue in the reproducible example I provided. Unfortunately it does not address the underlying issue: > Code chunks containing...
Would someone be able to triage this?
In my specific use case we would also need to modify `rmarkdown::render()` to handle this case, perhaps by using `eval()` rather than `evaluate()`. But in any case, I think providing...
One solution would be to pull the server logs to see what final results people end up with, since they're included in the URL. Should be possible to post a...
I think you misunderstand. When you visit websites your URL requests and IP address are logged by the webserver. You can use VPNs to anonymize your IP, but you cannot...
Yes, that's true.
There is nothing unethical about collecting anonymous data provided to a website in a form request. On Thu, May 4, 2017 at 1:24 PM Mitar wrote: > Yes, opt-out would...
Collecting data is not, on its own, unethical. In fact, as I pointed out above, it's completely inevitable. Every server you ping keeps a log. It's very silly to claim...
Related issues include #293 (which lead to the code change that created this issue) and possibly #464, which also relates to use of `dir_create()` in (possibly) ACL-controlled directories.