feat: add project_path() function for Quarto-aware path construction #265
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- Add project_path() function with intelligent project root detection - Support Quarto environment variables (QUARTO_PROJECT_ROOT, QUARTO_PROJECT_DIR) - Fallback to extended project detection (_quarto.yml, .vscode, DESCRIPTION, .Rproj) - Add is_running_quarto_project() to detect Quarto execution context - Add is_quarto_project() to detect Quarto project structure - Mark as experimental with lifecycle badge
as when getwd() and tmpdir() are on different drive, this could lead to issues
…lative path" This reverts commit 183effb.
This reverts commit 633a4b2.
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This is experimental as it could be easier to use than
here::i_am()but not sure. Always best to use here R 📦