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a follow-up on #2331: use xfun::fenced_block() from yihui/xfun@22a97ce
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@cderv Just FYI (in case this could affect Quarto), this change may introduce changes in the number of blank lines or backticks in knitr chunk output like this: yihui/knitr-examples@b26aa39 Such changes are harmless in terms of Markdown syntax, but could cause problems in reverse dependencies. Currently the cloud revdep check throws a lot of errors: https://github.com/yihui/crandalf/actions/runs/8428912903 I'm not sure what's going on (it seems TeX Live is still 2023 there). I need to go to bed now and will check tomorrow.
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Thanks for the heads up on the change;
Not sure why you would get 2023... I ran test on our daily bundle and they seems to be latest... 🤔
If you need help debugging GHA, please tell me.
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I meant 2023 not on GHA, but on our cloud revdep check machine.
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Oh I looked at CRANDALF and so 2023 in the results inside the bundle at https://github.com/yihui/crandalf/actions/runs/8428912903 🤔
I'll handle the revdep cloud check environment
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Thanks! I guess you will have to ping Josh Forest directly on Slack. I'm not optimistic about anyone reading issues in the revdep cloud check repo. I really wish they could simplify the work by 1) dropping older R versions (https://github.com/rstudio/revdepcheck-cloud/issues/114), and 2) automatically keeping everything up-to-date (R, TeX Live, etc). There's no point for anyone to waste time on requesting new versions of this and that from time to time. Revdep checks should be done with the latest versions of pretty much everything.