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Hidden Dependencies - Always Re-Run Directive #657
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Is this helpful? #564 (comment) |
Unfortunately no, since the dependencies are external. |
Though creating no-op dependencies is possible, that would become very cumbersome for anything non-trivial. |
In that case, Pluto might not be the right tool for your problem. I can't make it work for everyone, sorry |
Fully understand, but it's so close to exactly what I need and mostly an adjustment to the dependency graph. I would love to contribute if you later feel that it could be an appropriate addition to your project. |
Not sure if I correctly understand your problem, but looks like something like this could help:
That is, just put your parameter somewhere in the output cell so that Pluto recognizes the dependency. I do this from time to time in similar scenarios. |
Actually, that is pretty helpful. I hadn't realized that you could have statements that don't evaluate anything like that. Thanks. |
I'm absolutely loving the interactivity of Pluto.
I've been working on audio software akin to Pure Data but with a Rust backend / Julia frontend interface. The problem I'm having is that I have hidden state dependencies in my code from building the underlying audio graph. The notebook cannot tell that my audio output must be re-run when I change a bound input parameter.
Is there some way to annotate an always-rerun directive so that any changes will result in my final output being regenerated? If not, can someone help or point me towards implementing this feature? Thanks!
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