Currently Excel outputs are not updated automatically unless there are direkt changes in the code files changing the export. Even if you delete the Excel files they are not automatically generated new.
This is because the export objects are still up to date in the pipeline. R does not recognize a change you made by deleting the files.
Maybe #20 resolves the issues if it checks before running the export if the Excel file exists (and creates it if needed). If not find a different way.
Maybe this is not necessary when a new output data format is implemented (see #18)
Currently Excel outputs are not updated automatically unless there are direkt changes in the code files changing the export. Even if you delete the Excel files they are not automatically generated new.
This is because the export objects are still up to date in the pipeline. R does not recognize a change you made by deleting the files.
Maybe #20 resolves the issues if it checks before running the export if the Excel file exists (and creates it if needed). If not find a different way.
Maybe this is not necessary when a new output data format is implemented (see #18)