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I"m generating two maps, one using the usa_composite(), and another using a shapefile downloaded from elsewhere.
For each of them, I apply points_elided() and then use ggmap().
When I generate one off maps inside RStudio, I get the correct output for both shapes. However, when I knit the document, the standard use_composite() shape map looks right, but the other one comes out wonky.
Any suggestions about what could be happening with rmarkdown that causes these to behave differently?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I"m generating two maps, one using the
usa_composite()
, and another using a shapefile downloaded from elsewhere.For each of them, I apply
points_elided()
and then useggmap()
.When I generate one off maps inside RStudio, I get the correct output for both shapes. However, when I knit the document, the standard
use_composite()
shape map looks right, but the other one comes out wonky.Any suggestions about what could be happening with
rmarkdown
that causes these to behave differently?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: