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make it a correct yaml file that will work on any pull request hopefully
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Re-rendered previews from the latest commit:
* note not all html features will be properly displayed in the "quick preview" but it will give you a rough idea. Updated at 2025-07-15 with changes from the latest commit 8865abd |
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Ok -- this does flatten beautifully! I think it might be removing the docx file because it's no longer looking in the right place after changing directories maybe? @acoffman looking into the docx file, but wanted to ping you on this test too |
Try looking in your current directory for the docx file
try again because it's failing before we get to my latest challenges
Let's just go back to the original working directory
Add back to .gitignore
fix bad variable name
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@acoffman at first when the only changes I made were running just the rmd test, it worked fine -- had a great quick preview and a collapsed comprehensive download as expected/wanted. However, the comment no longer adds the docx file as I mentioned, and this one should have one. I think it's because of the My commits since then have mostly been trying to fix that (either by looking where I was instead of within docs/ for a docx, trying to change back to the original working directory, etc), but I'm getting an error in the logs just like this one: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58492203/unable-to-continue-with-rebase-due-to-untracked-working-tree-files-would-be-over The error message surprises me because I didn't make changes that early in the workflow, and I tried removing docs from the .gitignore. Doesn't matter what I do now, still getting that error. Do you recognize it/have any ideas @acoffman ? Thanks! |
Opening a pull request with hopefully a valid yml file so it'll run the test with just the rmd and not quarto files