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This appears to be due to this line, which (I presume unintentionally) creates a reactive dependency on the names of this reactiveValues list (not just the specific relevant value):
I believe this is a mainly an issue if you try to avoid the infamous "event tied a source ID" warning by preventing various event_data() calls from running until after their respective plots have (probably) rendered, as recommended.
Click on one of the checkboxes to enable a plot and its respective event_data(). Then click on a second. Note the "time updated" on the second plot's output dump as you enable the third plot--it will change, as names(session$userData$plotlyInputStore) triggers a spurious update. (If you refresh and click on a point on the first plot before enabling the second, the first one will spuriously update as well). We can see this dependency in the reactlog:
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This appears to be due to this line, which (I presume unintentionally) creates a reactive dependency on the names of this reactiveValues list (not just the specific relevant value):
plotly.R/R/shiny.R
Line 196 in 16261c3
I believe this is a mainly an issue if you try to avoid the infamous "event tied a source ID" warning by preventing various
event_data()
calls from running until after their respective plots have (probably) rendered, as recommended.Reprex
Click on one of the checkboxes to enable a plot and its respective
event_data()
. Then click on a second. Note the "time updated" on the second plot's output dump as you enable the third plot--it will change, asnames(session$userData$plotlyInputStore)
triggers a spurious update. (If you refresh and click on a point on the first plot before enabling the second, the first one will spuriously update as well). We can see this dependency in the reactlog:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: