In the latest release of quarto-webr
, version 0.0.3, the extension has been updated to address a few issues that were identified after the initial release. The primary issues addressed were related to escaping characters not being properly handled. We’ve further improved the documentation to include details on how to host webR content and added additional examples to the webr-demo.qmd
file.
For more details on the changes, please see the news entry below
quarto-webr
news file entry for version 0.0.3 (2023-03-19)
Bugfix
- Escape characters
\
are further escaped.
```{webr}
add_one <- \(x) x + 1
add_one(2)
```
Should now appear in a webR code cell as:
<- \(x) x + 1
add_one add_one(2)
Documentation
- Added details on how to host webR content
- Added additional examples and details in the
webr-demo.qmd
file.