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> On 7/27/21 1:12 PM, Tomas Kalibera wrote:
> > On 7/26/21 1:44 AM, Steve Haroz wrote:
> >> Thanks Ben. I just sent a request for a bugzilla login.
> >> Jeroen chimed in earlier in support.
> >
> > Please note this has been reported, discussed and considere
Thanks Ben. I just sent a request for a bugzilla login.
Jeroen chimed in earlier in support.
Cheers,
Steve
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> So I would say that I still believe Microsoft doesn't give clear
> guidance for this.
Sure, there is some ambiguity on where MS would prefer these kinds of
files. But what is clear is that the current location USER/Documents
is causing a serious issue.
And while we can all understand frustratio
> That said I dont have a super strong opinion
Neither do I. As long as it's somewhere other than USER/Documents
> Another option would be to allow users to set the default library location
> from within the windows installer (if you can't already).
Currently, there is no option during install, b
uch as the dictionary definitions in a dictionary
app), and other settings"
I don't think libraries fall into the categories of state or settings.
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> I think the benefits of fixing the default behavior easily outweigh the
> backward-compatibility and "there is a documented workaround"
> arguments.
Exactly. This is an accessibility issue and a serious barrier for some
beginners. It's possible to work around the error message, but users
should
y project environment managers
like renv. It should just change the global default for Windows R
users.
Also, I believe that on Mac it is not in Documents, but it's in the
equivalent of %USERPROFILE%/R.
Thanks,
Steve Haroz
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