Looking at the documentation, I can see that put_object() has a show_progress option directly embedded in it. I'm having to download some very large objects, so I was hoping for something similar with save_object. I can see that httr has a httr::progress() function that can be passed to httr operations. While the aws.s3::save_object() has a ... to take other httr parameters, I can't seem to

Hardest bit is finding where the error logs are. A section on logging and finding stuff. Include:

• docker exec -it shiny bash ls /var/log
• docker container ls
• docker logs container_id

Is it possible to specify a role with run_instances()? If found this documentation for the CLI but I don't see a role_arn argument in the run_instances function. I tried the following:

vm <- aws.ec2::run_instances(image = "ami-c3a2e8a2",
                             type = "t3.medium",
                      

Today I spend several hours getting something to work.

As it turns out, when using call_limer, you do not need to send the session_key, although this is indicated in the LimeSurvey RPC page at: https://api.limesurvey.org/classes/remotecontrol_handle.html

For example (to get response per token)

NOT GOOD
sessionKey<-get_session_key()
response_raw<-call_limer(method= 'export_responses_by_

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• a possible bug
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The docs make 4 references to a locate_credentials function (three references to "see locate_credentials" in the snsHTTP function, and one in the index), but there is no `locate_cre

These are described here. I think the easiest way to handle these is through the job_update() function.

The key parts of this relate to "Dynamic Judgments".

detect_medical_entities can only handle a scalar string. It should handle a character vector, like all other detect_* functions. Example code can be found in R/detect_entity.R.

Note that right now the medical stuff in the "medical" branch. Install with remotes::install_github("cloudyr/aws.comprehend", ref = "medical").

library("aws.comprehend")
medical_txt <- "Pt is 40yo moth