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Using renderMenu results in error 'could not find function "get_quosure"' #369
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Same issue for me. Have raised issue on rstudio/shiny#3514 - will close now as reported correctly here. |
As a workaround, can you try installing shinydashboard from source? install.packages("shinydashboard", type="source") |
Tried it but didnt solve issue.. |
Just to be clear, in order for the workaround to work, you must have shiny 1.7.0 installed, and then install shinydashboard from source -- shinydashboard must be built against shiny 1.7.0. So something like this (in a clean R session) should ensure that it's built that way: install.packages("shiny")
install.packages("shinydashboard", type="source") Note that I was able to reproduce the bug, and then after installing the packages using the code above, the app worked. |
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* Close #369: don't statically copy shiny::renderUI() at build time * bye travis; hello gha * bump version; update news * change versioning
Update: the new version of shinydashboard (0.7.2) is on CRAN, although at the moment only the source package is available; it will take some time for them to build the binary packages for various platforms. https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/shinydashboard/ For now, you can install the source package with: install.packages('shinydashboard', type='source') |
When running the
?renderMenu
example fromshinydashboard
:I get the following error:
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