Since I've retired, I'll be blogging more about #bioinformatics and most likely #rstats - and to start it all off - here is the first blog post on the #quarto based blog (converted from Wordpress).
https://brianrepko.github.io/blog/posts/2025-10-31-blogging-for-real/

Since I've retired, I'll be blogging more about #bioinformatics and most likely #rstats - and to start it all off - here is the first blog post on the #quarto based blog (converted from Wordpress).
https://brianrepko.github.io/blog/posts/2025-10-31-blogging-for-real/

If I render my Quarto blog post, even with draft: true in the YAML, it seems to change some _site files. This causes issues when I have a draft I'm working on for a few days, because I have another version of my blog repo on a cloud server that updates events listings daily with a cron job. git conflicts! Is there some Quarto or git setting I'm missing? Or is doing this with multiple machines a bad idea altogether? Details here: https://github.com/quarto-dev/quarto-cli/discussions/13628 #QuartoPub #Quarto

I have a #quarto website that from time to time I add a new (parameterized) report. What is the best way to:
a) generate the new qmd or document
b) render the website

I don't think we can just generate the qmd because it depends on some data passed as parameter + calculations ( #rStats ) + formatting. But generating the report and moving it to the site also loses some info (headers and relative links).

Anything that I have overlooked?