The {connectwidgets} package allows you to curate your content on RStudio Connect, helping to create organized groups of content within an RMarkdown document or Shiny app.
The upcoming htmlwidgets 1.6 release happens to break the unit tests that check the class of htmlwidgets::shinyWidgetOutput() (the new release will add some additional classes). Updating those expectations to use expect_match() instead of expect_equal() will get them passing with the new release.
Also, with htmlwidgets 1.6, rsc*Output() now throws a warning because they return a tagList() (which won't work for the new fill parameters). And since it seems like you don't need to use tagList() here and can instead just include the extra dependencies in the <div>, I made that change as well
The upcoming htmlwidgets 1.6 release happens to break the unit tests that check the class of
htmlwidgets::shinyWidgetOutput()(the new release will add some additional classes). Updating those expectations to useexpect_match()instead ofexpect_equal()will get them passing with the new release.Also, with htmlwidgets 1.6,
rsc*Output()now throws a warning because they return atagList()(which won't work for the newfillparameters). And since it seems like you don't need to usetagList()here and can instead just include the extra dependencies in the<div>, I made that change as well