You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
I stumbled upon this workshop template when looking for inspiration for an internal targets training for my organization. This is all very well done, and I have found it really useful to poke around.
I did want to mention that in the section about maintaining package versions, one important aspect of renv is now (thankfully) out of date. As of renv 0.13.2 (2021-03-30), renv can parse the packages in targets::tar_option_set().
This may also impact the preference away from using targets::tar_option_set() in Issue #22. For another (and completely unsolicited) option, I tend to teach folks that using library() is helpful if you are relying on a package for building the pipeline (common examples: tarchetypes or tibble, especially when static branching), and tar_option_set() is helpful for packages used when running the pipeline (i.e., functions within a target.
Hope this is useful... if not, feel free to disregard and close the issue :)
All the best,
Anthony Martinez
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I stumbled upon this workshop template when looking for inspiration for an internal targets training for my organization. This is all very well done, and I have found it really useful to poke around.
I did want to mention that in the section about maintaining package versions, one important aspect of renv is now (thankfully) out of date. As of renv 0.13.2 (2021-03-30), renv can parse the packages in
targets::tar_option_set()
.This may also impact the preference away from using
targets::tar_option_set()
in Issue #22. For another (and completely unsolicited) option, I tend to teach folks that usinglibrary()
is helpful if you are relying on a package for building the pipeline (common examples: tarchetypes or tibble, especially when static branching), andtar_option_set()
is helpful for packages used when running the pipeline (i.e., functions within a target.Hope this is useful... if not, feel free to disregard and close the issue :)
All the best,
Anthony Martinez
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: