diff --git a/R/tar_render.R b/R/tar_render.R index e812e8f..b390e6f 100644 --- a/R/tar_render.R +++ b/R/tar_render.R @@ -35,8 +35,8 @@ #' Literate programming files are messy and variable, #' so functions like [tar_render()] have limitations: #' * Child documents are not tracked for changes. -#' * Upstream target dependencies are not detected if [tar_read()] -#' and/or [tar_load()] are called from a user-defined function. +#' * Upstream target dependencies are not detected if `tar_read()` +#' and/or `tar_load()` are called from a user-defined function. #' In addition, single target names must be mentioned and they must #' be symbols. `tar_load("x")` and `tar_load(contains("x"))` may not #' detect target `x`. diff --git a/man/tar_quarto.Rd b/man/tar_quarto.Rd index 093fc19..15e326c 100644 --- a/man/tar_quarto.Rd +++ b/man/tar_quarto.Rd @@ -287,8 +287,8 @@ makes them much easier to solve. Literate programming files are messy and variable, so functions like \code{\link[=tar_render]{tar_render()}} have limitations: * Child documents are not tracked for changes. -* Upstream target dependencies are not detected if \code{\link[=tar_read]{tar_read()}} -and/or \code{\link[=tar_load]{tar_load()}} are called from a user-defined function. +* Upstream target dependencies are not detected if \code{tar_read()} +and/or \code{tar_load()} are called from a user-defined function. In addition, single target names must be mentioned and they must be symbols. \code{tar_load("x")} and \code{tar_load(contains("x"))} may not detect target \code{x}. diff --git a/man/tar_quarto_rep.Rd b/man/tar_quarto_rep.Rd index fb4beb7..0ea0bc1 100644 --- a/man/tar_quarto_rep.Rd +++ b/man/tar_quarto_rep.Rd @@ -372,8 +372,8 @@ Likewise with \code{\link[=tar_quarto_rep]{tar_quarto_rep()}} and the \code{exec Literate programming files are messy and variable, so functions like \code{\link[=tar_render]{tar_render()}} have limitations: * Child documents are not tracked for changes. -* Upstream target dependencies are not detected if \code{\link[=tar_read]{tar_read()}} -and/or \code{\link[=tar_load]{tar_load()}} are called from a user-defined function. +* Upstream target dependencies are not detected if \code{tar_read()} +and/or \code{tar_load()} are called from a user-defined function. In addition, single target names must be mentioned and they must be symbols. \code{tar_load("x")} and \code{tar_load(contains("x"))} may not detect target \code{x}. diff --git a/man/tar_render.Rd b/man/tar_render.Rd index 1acc6a2..d063a9a 100644 --- a/man/tar_render.Rd +++ b/man/tar_render.Rd @@ -249,8 +249,8 @@ in the target and \code{quiet = TRUE} in \code{rmarkdown::render()}. Literate programming files are messy and variable, so functions like \code{\link[=tar_render]{tar_render()}} have limitations: * Child documents are not tracked for changes. -* Upstream target dependencies are not detected if \code{\link[=tar_read]{tar_read()}} -and/or \code{\link[=tar_load]{tar_load()}} are called from a user-defined function. +* Upstream target dependencies are not detected if \code{tar_read()} +and/or \code{tar_load()} are called from a user-defined function. In addition, single target names must be mentioned and they must be symbols. \code{tar_load("x")} and \code{tar_load(contains("x"))} may not detect target \code{x}. diff --git a/man/tar_render_rep.Rd b/man/tar_render_rep.Rd index 85663dc..8edcd15 100644 --- a/man/tar_render_rep.Rd +++ b/man/tar_render_rep.Rd @@ -332,8 +332,8 @@ Likewise with \code{\link[=tar_quarto_rep]{tar_quarto_rep()}} and the \code{exec Literate programming files are messy and variable, so functions like \code{\link[=tar_render]{tar_render()}} have limitations: * Child documents are not tracked for changes. -* Upstream target dependencies are not detected if \code{\link[=tar_read]{tar_read()}} -and/or \code{\link[=tar_load]{tar_load()}} are called from a user-defined function. +* Upstream target dependencies are not detected if \code{tar_read()} +and/or \code{tar_load()} are called from a user-defined function. In addition, single target names must be mentioned and they must be symbols. \code{tar_load("x")} and \code{tar_load(contains("x"))} may not detect target \code{x}.