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… methods for writing files. This ensures the hash is always compared to the user-defined .model file while compilation occurs on a common source file
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Bug Fix: tmp model does not recompile when .model is edited locally
Summary
When using a local .model file with the
loadModel(writeTemp = TRUE), the compiled model intmp/does not recompile when the local .model file is edited.Root Cause Analysis
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file.copyis used to copy the local .model file to thetmp/directory. The hash key is then created on the copied tmp model. If the local .model file is edited, the hash is not changed intmp/and the tmp model is not recompiled.