Publish as a Quarto book #11
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this script is how I created the Quarto book. I also had to make a few manual tweaks in the Rmd that ends up in what_r_does_wrong.qmd (white space) for the conversion to go well.
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and this is the script I used for fixing cross-references 😅
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Very interesting! I'm not quite sure what I'll do with this (I know virtually nothing about Quarto), but I'll take a closer look at some point and maybe do as you have suggested. I think the indentation is slightly off. There are some code-blocks-followed-by-text inside bullet points. In the original, I was allowed to put the post-code text on the same level of indentation as the pre-code text. This version seems to always reset the indentation after the code block. Compare section 4.5.2 in both. |
No pressure, and feel free to ask any question about Quarto (note that I will be off the first three weeks of August, so don't be surprised if my answers are a bit delayed 😇 )
Oh right! This happened only for indented code blocks with a blank line before them, probably because tinkr that I used for the transformation, so Commonmark under the block, considered the text after an item after a blank line to not be part of that list item. I made manual fixes, but please tell me if I missed some of them. I'm sorry about these small (or not so small) discrepancies. Note that it seems fitting that it happens in the "what R does wrong" chapter, but I'm pretty sure it's a Commonmark issue, not an R issue. 😸 |
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Hmm actually that indent fixing didn't work. 🤔 |
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all fixed now -- sorry about the flurry of commits. |
Fix #10 cc @krlmlr
One usually doesn't do PR from a default branch, but I wanted to be sure the GitHub Actions workflow worked. 😅
You can see the result at https://maelle.github.io/Frustration-One-Year-With-R/
If you merge this, for the book to be deployed you'll need
Note that you have some content on R Markdown, that might need to be updated once the document exists as a Quarto book rather than "just" a Markdown README produced with R Markdown.