what is the reason for this error with here() in knitr?









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I'm running the following code in R Markdown.



products <- read_csv(here("data", "5000_products.csv"))


But I'm getting the following error.
Error in here("data", "5000_products.csv"): unused arguments ("data", "5000_products.csv")



I have installed and loaded the library(here)



Not sure what could be the problem here, could someone please help?










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  • I'm not getting the unused arguments error. When you run here("data", "5000_products.csv") only do you still get the error?
    – mickey
    Nov 10 at 15:02










  • yes, it is very strange. If just run the particular code chunk, I do not get the error, if i knit the entire .rmd file I get the error
    – user3437212
    Nov 10 at 15:08










  • Could you make a minimal reproducible example where the error occurs (including necessary packages)?
    – mickey
    Nov 10 at 16:35










  • is the `require(here)' actually included in the Rmd file? Or did you just run and loaded it in your console?
    – Tomas
    Nov 10 at 18:05






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    @Tomas it is in the .Rmd file as a code knitr code chunk
    – user3437212
    Nov 10 at 18:07














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I'm running the following code in R Markdown.



products <- read_csv(here("data", "5000_products.csv"))


But I'm getting the following error.
Error in here("data", "5000_products.csv"): unused arguments ("data", "5000_products.csv")



I have installed and loaded the library(here)



Not sure what could be the problem here, could someone please help?










share|improve this question























  • I'm not getting the unused arguments error. When you run here("data", "5000_products.csv") only do you still get the error?
    – mickey
    Nov 10 at 15:02










  • yes, it is very strange. If just run the particular code chunk, I do not get the error, if i knit the entire .rmd file I get the error
    – user3437212
    Nov 10 at 15:08










  • Could you make a minimal reproducible example where the error occurs (including necessary packages)?
    – mickey
    Nov 10 at 16:35










  • is the `require(here)' actually included in the Rmd file? Or did you just run and loaded it in your console?
    – Tomas
    Nov 10 at 18:05






  • 1




    @Tomas it is in the .Rmd file as a code knitr code chunk
    – user3437212
    Nov 10 at 18:07












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I'm running the following code in R Markdown.



products <- read_csv(here("data", "5000_products.csv"))


But I'm getting the following error.
Error in here("data", "5000_products.csv"): unused arguments ("data", "5000_products.csv")



I have installed and loaded the library(here)



Not sure what could be the problem here, could someone please help?










share|improve this question















I'm running the following code in R Markdown.



products <- read_csv(here("data", "5000_products.csv"))


But I'm getting the following error.
Error in here("data", "5000_products.csv"): unused arguments ("data", "5000_products.csv")



I have installed and loaded the library(here)



Not sure what could be the problem here, could someone please help?







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  • I'm not getting the unused arguments error. When you run here("data", "5000_products.csv") only do you still get the error?
    – mickey
    Nov 10 at 15:02










  • yes, it is very strange. If just run the particular code chunk, I do not get the error, if i knit the entire .rmd file I get the error
    – user3437212
    Nov 10 at 15:08










  • Could you make a minimal reproducible example where the error occurs (including necessary packages)?
    – mickey
    Nov 10 at 16:35










  • is the `require(here)' actually included in the Rmd file? Or did you just run and loaded it in your console?
    – Tomas
    Nov 10 at 18:05






  • 1




    @Tomas it is in the .Rmd file as a code knitr code chunk
    – user3437212
    Nov 10 at 18:07
















  • I'm not getting the unused arguments error. When you run here("data", "5000_products.csv") only do you still get the error?
    – mickey
    Nov 10 at 15:02










  • yes, it is very strange. If just run the particular code chunk, I do not get the error, if i knit the entire .rmd file I get the error
    – user3437212
    Nov 10 at 15:08










  • Could you make a minimal reproducible example where the error occurs (including necessary packages)?
    – mickey
    Nov 10 at 16:35










  • is the `require(here)' actually included in the Rmd file? Or did you just run and loaded it in your console?
    – Tomas
    Nov 10 at 18:05






  • 1




    @Tomas it is in the .Rmd file as a code knitr code chunk
    – user3437212
    Nov 10 at 18:07















I'm not getting the unused arguments error. When you run here("data", "5000_products.csv") only do you still get the error?
– mickey
Nov 10 at 15:02




I'm not getting the unused arguments error. When you run here("data", "5000_products.csv") only do you still get the error?
– mickey
Nov 10 at 15:02












yes, it is very strange. If just run the particular code chunk, I do not get the error, if i knit the entire .rmd file I get the error
– user3437212
Nov 10 at 15:08




yes, it is very strange. If just run the particular code chunk, I do not get the error, if i knit the entire .rmd file I get the error
– user3437212
Nov 10 at 15:08












Could you make a minimal reproducible example where the error occurs (including necessary packages)?
– mickey
Nov 10 at 16:35




Could you make a minimal reproducible example where the error occurs (including necessary packages)?
– mickey
Nov 10 at 16:35












is the `require(here)' actually included in the Rmd file? Or did you just run and loaded it in your console?
– Tomas
Nov 10 at 18:05




is the `require(here)' actually included in the Rmd file? Or did you just run and loaded it in your console?
– Tomas
Nov 10 at 18:05




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@Tomas it is in the .Rmd file as a code knitr code chunk
– user3437212
Nov 10 at 18:07




@Tomas it is in the .Rmd file as a code knitr code chunk
– user3437212
Nov 10 at 18:07

















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