So I have a project in R that's a statistical math notebook. I have been adding links to the _site.yml throughout the semester. This weekend I updated R, and for some reason every time I knit .rmds within the notebook I get the following error.
Error in config$output[["html_document"]] : subscript out of bounds Calls: -> -> patch_html_document_options Execution halted
Exited with status 1.
I get the same error when I try building the whole website. I also tried to knit .rmds outside the notebook, and that was successful. I have searched everywhere for a similar issue but I couldn't really find anything that related, (or maybe my google searching isn't that good). In any case, it would be nice to have my .rmds knit successfully in this notebook. I have also uninstalled Rstudio and reinstalled it and that didn't work either. Here is my _site.yml (Although I don't know it will help).
name: "math-325-notebook"
navbar:
title: "Math 325 Notebook"
left:
- text: "Table of Contents"
href: index.html
- text: "Describing Data"
menu:
- text: "Graphical Summaries"
href: GraphicalSummaries.html
- text: "Numerical Summaries"
href: NumericalSummaries.html
- text: "Making Inference"
menu:
- text: "Making Inference"
href: MakingInference.html
- text: "t Tests"
href: tTests.html
- text: "Wilcoxon Tests"
href: WilcoxonTests.html
- text: "ANOVA"
href: ANOVA.html
- text: "Kruskal-Wallis"
href: Kruskal.html
- text: "Linear Regression"
href: LinearRegression.html
- text: "Logistic Regression"
href: LogisticRegression.html
- text: "R Help"
menu:
- text: "R Commands"
href: RCommands.html
- text: "R Markdown Hints"
href: RMarkdownHints.html
- text: "Analyses"
menu:
- text: "Analysis Rubric"
href: ./Analyses/AnalysisRubric.html
- text: "Good Example Analysis"
href: ./Analyses/StudentHousing.html
- text: "Poor Example Analysis"
href: ./Analyses/StudentHousingPOOR.html
- text: "My First Analysis"
href: ./Analyses/StudentHousingII.html
output_dir: '.'
Most of the posts I read about subscript out of bounds related to arrays that they were trying to get numbers out of the domain, which I don't think is related in this scenario.