Closed kristymazoo closed 6 months ago
I can confirm I'm running into the same issue, CSV reports that were working are coming back as Filename
with no extension. Rolling back to 0.3.3 resolves.
There was a recent fix for this, https://github.com/rstudio/blastula/pull/316, which is now part of the dev version. Could you try again with the dev version and see if that resolves the problem? Otherwise, more work needs to be done here (if it doesn't work) or a release to CRAN is needed (if it does work).
There was a recent fix for this, #316, which is now part of the dev version. Could you try again with the dev version and see if that resolves the problem? Otherwise, more work needs to be done here (if it doesn't work) or a release to CRAN is needed (if it does work).
In my local testing this works off the current dev version! Thanks Rich 😄
@rsh52 Thanks for verifying this, really sets my mind at ease now. Okay, time for a new CRAN release!
@rsh52 Thanks for verifying this, really sets my mind at ease now. Okay, time for a new CRAN release!
Did not see the new version released.
This is still broke - is new version coming soon? @rich-iannone
Now released to CRAN, very sorry for the delay in getting it there. But thanks for the (latest) reminder @lindblb , that got it all top-of-mind again!
I'm still running into problems with this -- my file attachments are all named 'Filename'...
I'm on version 0.3.5.9000
I also still have this issue with 0.3.5 - I downgraded to 0.3.3 and it worked fine.
Hi,
I am using blastula to send emails through shiny apps. There were a couple of issues I encountered by moving to blastula v0.3.4. I was originally using v0.3.2 and then tested v0.3.3 (works) and dev version of blastula (doesn't work).
when attaching an xlsx - the filename for the attached xlsx is now appearing as a generic
Filename
instead of the actual filename. the downloaded file has the appropriate content though.when attaching an html file - same issue with the filename being displayed as
Filename
but then trying to preview the file in the email, it doesn't appear b/c, I believe, when downloading the file, it doesn't show up as an html extension but rather opens in textEdit (on a Mac) by default. When opening the file, the content appears correctly.Here's some sample code:
Thanks, Kristy