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Write script headers with plain comments so websites re-render - #8
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Quarto claims an .R file that starts with a `#' ---` block as a knitr-spin page. After the first render of a website, the next render picked up ripper's generated .R scripts, and their HTML collided with the page's own. Headers now use plain `#`, `//` and `--` comments for every language. Verified with Quarto 1.11.9: a test site and the docs site each render twice without errors, and `quarto inspect` lists only the .qmd pages.
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#,//,--) instead of#',//'and--'. Quarto took a.Rscript with a#' ---header for a knitr spin document, so the second render of a website failed.