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I have always used the following YAML header for my Rmarkdown files without any problems:
But starting with today I got the following warning message whenever I save the file:
R Markdown Formatting Guide
02-Data-Summaries.Rmd' was the name of the file when I saved it the first time. So any changes to the title have no effect.
All the text and code of the Rmarkdown file is created correctly except that it misses the first three lines of the YAML header: title, name, and date.
I found out that the problem is related to the pandoc_arcs directive. When I delete the offending lines
then saving the file does not produce a warning anymore.
UPDATE: I noticed that it worked without brackets:
R Markdown Format Table Pdf
What might be wrong here? A missing or wrong update? See my session info: