Workbench and Connect integration documentation can be found here: docs.posit.co/partnerships...

If you don't have access to Posit's products, which have built in Databricks integration, you can use sparklyr?

spark.posit.co/deployment/d...

No worries at all!

@sarahjohnson.io the developers pointed out the issue they already have opened for the brite theme, I've added your gist to the issue. github.com/quarto-dev/q...

Do you feel comfortable putting in a Pull Request? You could clone the repository and make the PR. Or you could open an issue and attach your gist? You should take the credit for the work you've done :) github.com/quarto-dev/q...

Did you want to put in a pull request to the repository or would you like me to do it for you? If the second option, please share the code you have so far. Here's the section of the repo you would be looking at for inspiration: github.com/quarto-dev/q...

To configure your `HTTPUserAgent` now, please see this part of the documentation for Package Manager.
docs.posit.co/rspm/admin/s...

The next version of Package Manager (which runs p3m.dev)
will support declaring the full package environment (distribution, architecture, and R version) as part of the repository URL itself. I hope that helps.

Previously, distribution-specific URLs (e.g. `ppm-server/cran/__linux...`) were used to request binaries for a specific Linux distribution. Package Manager then used the client’s `HTTPUserAgent` setting to serve binary packages for the correct version of R.

Hi @matthewfeickert.com, this is a known issue with Package Manager. There is a solution in the next release: "To make it easier and more reliable to configure R clients to download binary packages, we’ve added support for a new repository URL format."