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Originally, we decided to stop the execution of the download function when the data set had already been downloaded. However, this design is not convenient when using R markdown, especially when you want to knit a document.
Fix: In addition to the warning message, we should also return the path to the existing data. This should allow the code to run even when the dataset has already been downloaded
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Currently "solved" by adding _copy# to the end of the created folder if the data already exist. Need to instead provide an option to the user about whether to (A) skip the download if the data already exist or (B) download a copy in the way the function currently behaves.
Julien and I feel the better default behavior is to skip the download because this lets uses of the function in Quarto/Rmarkdown contexts work on the same data without editing the code chunks to fight a new argument.
Originally, we decided to stop the execution of the download function when the data set had already been downloaded. However, this design is not convenient when using R markdown, especially when you want to knit a document.
Fix: In addition to the warning message, we should also return the path to the existing data. This should allow the code to run even when the dataset has already been downloaded
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: