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We get a different report for each country, but they will all show the exact same plot (namely the one for the last country).
I suspect this is because Quarto will overwrite life_expectancy_report_files/figure-html/life-expectancy-plot-1.png for each input parameter and thus the final HTML files will all show the same plot.
This behaviour is different from rmarkdown::render(), which would correctly show the specific plot in each report.
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Taking the following example Quarto file:
When we generate this report for different countries with the following script:
We get a different report for each country, but they will all show the exact same plot (namely the one for the last country).
I suspect this is because Quarto will overwrite
life_expectancy_report_files/figure-html/life-expectancy-plot-1.png
for each input parameter and thus the final HTML files will all show the same plot.This behaviour is different from
rmarkdown::render()
, which would correctly show the specific plot in each report.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: