Due to large data, I have to knit my .Rmd files by batching them to a remote server and running rmarkdown::render()
. When I encounter an error the partial stack trace given in my .out
file is generally uninformative; for example: Calls: <Anonymous> ... .BLOCK_colSums -> .process_grid_by_col -> normarg_grid
. Is there a way that I can get a full traceback, i.e. similar to the result of traceback()
? I've looked through the optional arguments to render()
and don't see anything. This Stack Exchange post discusses a similar issue, but the solutions only apply to interactive sessions. Thank you for your consideration.
I believe with latest version of knitr and rmarkdown, with the help of rlang, we have improve that. Can you try again with those 3 packages updated ?
Thanks
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