The rsconnect package supports several options that control the method used for http communications, the printing of diagnostic information for http requests, and the launching of an external browser after deployment.
Supported global options include:
rsconnect.http
Http implementation used for connections to the back-end service:
rcurl |
Secure https using the RCurl package |
curl |
Secure https using the curl system utility |
internal |
Insecure http using raw sockets |
rcurl
is used by default.rsconnect.http.trace
When TRUE
, trace http calls (prints the method, path, and total milliseconds for each http request)
rsconnect.http.trace.json
When TRUE
, trace JSON content (shows JSON payloads sent to and received from the server))
rsconnect.http.verbose
When TRUE
, print verbose output for http connections (useful only for debugging SSL certificate or http connection problems)
rsconnect.error.trace
When TRUE
, print detailed stack traces for errors occurring during deployment.
rsconnect.launch.browser
When TRUE
, automatically launch a browser to view applications after they are deployed
rsconnect.locale.cache
When FALSE
, disable the detected locale cache (Windows only).
rsconnect.locale
Override the detected locale.
rsconnect.max.bundle.size
The maximum size, in bytes, for deployed content. If not set, defaults to 3 GB.
rsconnect.max.bundle.files
The maximum number of files to deploy. If not set, defaults to 10,000.
# NOT RUN {
# use curl for http connections
options(rsconnect.http = "curl")
# trace http requests
options(rsconnect.http.trace = TRUE)
# print verbose output for http requests
options(rsconnect.http.verbose = TRUE)
# print JSON content
options(rsconnect.http.trace.json = TRUE)
# don't automatically launch a browser after deployment
options(rsconnect.launch.browser = FALSE)
# }
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