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In the README, the section after "Usage" is "R package availability". It says that {shinylive} will inspect which packages are used via {renv}, and what to do if {renv} cannot find a package.
Perhaps this is a non-issue for others, but I interpreted it to mean that {shinylive} expects my shiny app to be using {renv}. I was surprised when an export() worked without me explicitly using {renv}, and only after reading the README a few times I understood that
{shinylive} is automatically using {rnev} internally.
If you think the issue is me having to improve my reading comprehension then you can close this issue!
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The shinylive web assets will statically inspect which packages are being used via renv.
I can see how the confusion would arise. I think we could either include a sentence noting that your project does not need to have an renv.lock and that we're using renv only for package discovery.
On the other hand, I think that sentence and the entire section would be even less confusing if we didn't mention renv at all and just said that "shinylive will automatically discover which packages are used in your application".
In the README, the section after "Usage" is "R package availability". It says that {shinylive} will inspect which packages are used via {renv}, and what to do if {renv} cannot find a package.
Perhaps this is a non-issue for others, but I interpreted it to mean that {shinylive} expects my shiny app to be using {renv}. I was surprised when an
export()
worked without me explicitly using {renv}, and only after reading the README a few times I understood that{shinylive} is automatically using {rnev} internally.
If you think the issue is me having to improve my reading comprehension then you can close this issue!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: