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I'm trying to create a template _output.yml and then allow the user to add certain parameters. However, this modifies the logical values (e.g. true -> yes) because the initial yaml was created with ymlthis::use_output_yml() and subsequent modification uses yaml::write_yaml(). My modified output_yml object no longer nests the entire yaml under output: so I cannot use ymlthis::use_output_yml(). Is there a more robust way to handle this workflow without calling ymlthis::yml_output() again with all the original parameters?
I'm trying to create a template
_output.yml
and then allow the user to add certain parameters. However, this modifies the logical values (e.g. true -> yes) because the initial yaml was created withymlthis::use_output_yml()
and subsequent modification usesyaml::write_yaml()
. My modifiedoutput_yml
object no longer nests the entire yaml underoutput:
so I cannot useymlthis::use_output_yml()
. Is there a more robust way to handle this workflow without callingymlthis::yml_output()
again with all the original parameters?Created on 2022-09-14 with reprex v2.0.2
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