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Course website for PSYC 7709 - Using R for Reproducible Research (taught by Matt Crump 2019)
https://crumplab.github.io/psyc7709_2019/
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Lost my "build" tab. #9

Open TheTroyF opened 5 years ago

TheTroyF commented 5 years ago

In my studio, I no longer have a build tab. when I go to build in the main options bar, I click configure build tools, and it says "build tools can only be configured within an r studio project.

CrumpLab commented 5 years ago

This can happen when when you load up R-studio without an r-studio project. Let's unpack that a little bit.

A good way to make sure you open R-studio with a project loaded is to double-click the .Rproj file (the one with the r cube). This should automatically open R-studio, and load the project

You can confirm the project is loaded by looking in the top-right corner of R-studio. If it says none, then no project is loaded. If you loaded your project, you will see the name of the .Rproj file.

If you opened R-studio, it will often reload from it's last state, and this could autoload your project. But, if didn't have a project loaded the last time, it could open with no project loaded.

You can always switch in to a project by clicking the top-right hand corner, where it says project: none, and then choosing from a recent project, or navigating to a project.

The build tab for the website will only appear when you have loaded up the .Rproj file that is inside the folder containing the website files.

TheTroyF commented 5 years ago

Prof,

I was opening from the .rmd within my class folder. I opened via the “cube”, problem solved, thank you.

-Troy

On Feb 20, 2019, at 6:41 PM, Matt Crump notifications@github.com wrote:

This can when when you load up R-studio without an r-studio project. Let's unpack that a little bit.

A good way to make sure you open R-studio with a project loaded is to double-click the .Rproj file (the one with the r cube). This should automatically open R-studio, and load the project You can confirm the project is loaded by looking in the top-right corner of R-studio. If it says none, then no project is loaded. If you loaded your project, you will see the name of the .Rproj file.

If you opened R-studio, it will often reload from it's last state, and this could autoload your project. But, if didn't have a project loaded the last time, it could open with no project loaded.

You can always switch in to a project by clicking the top-right hand corner, where it says project: none, and then choosing from a recent project, or navigating to a project.

The build tab for the website will only appear when you have loaded up the .Rproj file that is inside the folder containing the website files.

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