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Thanks for the answer! Until the "preview"-option becomes available, I will use a simple work-around.
I hope you don't mind another related question. Is it also possible to close (and then again to restart) the connection to Python? This would be rather useful. So far, I always restart R to achieve this.
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I agree that it would be good to have a "preview" of what the reticulate binding will be. I'll try to add that to the next version. In the meantime you can add the required = TRUE
flag to use_python
to fail with an error if it can't find the version specified.
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Just exported the py_discover_config
function here: 4118c57
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Thanks for py_discover_config
!
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@jjallaire could you please elaborate on why is it not possible to close established python session? I think it would be a nice feature to be able to re-initialize python with another binary (version or virtualenv) without restarting R session
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Thank you for the explanation. Is it theoretically possible to initialize python in a forked process and then kill one if there is a need for reload? But I guess the communication would become a lot more complex
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