Add allowIncomplete
to runtime.executeCode()
#664
Merged
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Addresses posit-dev/positron#4459
Before this change, if you had some invalid code in a code chunk (R or Python) such as this:
then using "Run Cell" (either via the button or keybinding) in Positron would result in the console just looking like nothing is happening. What is happening under the hood is that Positron can tell the statement isn't "complete" and it's waiting for the user to finish it. That isn't an appropriate thing for the console to do in many situations, so we have the option
allowIncomplete
:This PR changes the Positron Quarto executors to use true, i.e. to skip the code completeness checks and just execute the code, even if it is about to error.