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Show full path of _quarto.yml
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As noted above, Quarto stopped rendering documents after Windows 10 updates were applied to my cmputer. In an effort to troubleshoot the issue, IT installed the latest version of Quarto. For the prior version of Quarto, different error messages appeared in the console.
Note: unlike other issues that cite this error message (e.g., #2711 , #2380, #2316), the Quarto file is not on a remote/shared/synched drive. This is running on my C drive. Also, R, RStudio, and Quarto are all located on C. Here are some details about that prior version of Quarto where different errors appeared.
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Please do share the content of the repository and the Quarto document. It seems you have issues in your document such as |
The document producing the error on my system is the same as under
This file is in a folder with no other files present. The error messages, hence, do not seem to be related to content that's detected.
The issue was first encountered on Quarto 1.2.269, albeit with same behavior (i.e., Quarto fails to render) but a different error message. |
This seems to be a message in This Sorry to ask again, but please can you check again that you don't have any To really be sure there is no Also, try the following
I personally use Windows and Quarto is working fine, so I am trying to isolate what make it fails in your environment. Thanks for your help. |
When this happens, quarto really should also write the full qualified path of |
@cderv , as you expected, there was indeed a
After deleting that file (i.e.,
I didn't realize that Quarto searches parent folders for For the To make this a little more concrete, here's a snippet of the qmd file.
For reference, here's the error message:
The problem: The If this isn't a known issue and if I can replicate it, I'll post a separate issue. Thanks for the all the help! Sorry that this was a false positive. |
Good to know ! Glad it is not something else.
This seems related to SASS compilation. Document mentions Again not a good error message IMO... 😞 sorry If you can reproduce with latest version in clean project, then please open a new issue. Thanks !
@cscheid for sure ! I agree with you. We should report absolute path. |
_quarto.yml
is not expected.
Not sure it searches in parent folder, but your config file is in
So technically, you |
_quarto.yml
is not expected. _quarto.yml
when error happens
Actually, I'm going to close this one and open a new issue just so that we have a cleaner comment thread. |
Bug description
After receiving Windows 10 updates on a corporate device, Quarto stopped rendering documents. Hoping that this could be resolved by updating Quarto, IT installed the latest RStudio and Quarto.
When trying to render a simple HTML file, I get the following error message while Quarto continues to try to render (without success)
Since nothing changed on my system apart from the Windows 10 updates (and whatever else IT packaged with it), I suspect that there's been a change in policy that prevents Quarto from doing it's work. While I know that this is a broad question, what might prevent Quarto from working? Put another way, what system permissions are necessary on Windows for Quarto to run correctly?
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
This should render an HTML file.
Actual behavior
This error appears in the terminal:
Your environment
Quarto check output
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