Anthony Schmidt

I am also having this issue. It writes the reference to my bib file, but does not insert the citation in the text. ``` Loading required package: shiny Listening on...

I add this to my YAML and it works: ``` header-includes: - \definecolor{linkscolor}{HTML}{026dbb} - \hypersetup{colorlinks=true, linkcolor=linkscolor, filecolor=linkscolor, urlcolor=linkscolor, urlbordercolor=linkscolor} ``` 

I suspect (from some previous issues) this may be a Windows-specific issue. I believe the environment variables are set correctly: ``` > Sys.which('python') python "C:\\PYTHON~1\\python.exe" > Sys.which('mlflow') mlflow "C:\\PYTHON~1\\Scripts\\mlflow.exe" ```...

Just as a follow-up, I ran the following code: `Sys.setenv(MLFLOW_BIN=Sys.which("mlflow"))` `Sys.setenv(MLFLOW_PYTHON_BIN=Sys.which("python"))` and verified using `Sys.getenv()` that these existed in the system environment, which they did. Running the following commands still...

This seems to work. I did a fresh install into a venv-controlled environment on python 3.11.3 >>> import mlflow >>> with mlflow.start_run(): ... mlflow.log_param("test", "test") ... 'test' I also ran...

Using the `R -e '...'` commands in the terminal, I get the same error as above.

Let me know if there is any other information you would like me to provide.

I just built the clock and realize the free tier of Blynk is very limited. Any chance of supporting this idea, or integrating https://github.com/Aircoookie/WLED-App ?

I have also noticed this issue where the `WIFI_CONNECTION_SUCCESSFUL_COLOR` gets set as the clock color. I also noticed the correct color usually kicks in if I restart the system. A...