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| .vsc.page_viewer <- .vsc$show_page_viewer | ||
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funcName is actually leaked to be a global variable in the current release.
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Lgtm, thanks!
Side note: On my machine the viewer only works when webpack is enabled, otherwise it just opens an empty webview.
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What problem did you solve?
Closes randy3k/radian#316.
This PR completely replaces
View()andutils::View()in favor of the session watcher version so thattibble::viewalso opens a data viewer in vscode.(If you do not have screenshot) How can I check this pull request?
The following should all open a data viewer in vscode: