targets tries to avoid running two concurrent instances
of tar_make() on the same pipeline writing to the same data store.
Sometimes it generates false positives (meaning tar_make() throws
this error even though there is only one instance of the pipeline
running.) If there is a false positive, tar_unblock_process()
gets the pipeline unstuck by removing the _targets/meta/process file.
This allows the next call to tar_make() to resume.
Usage
tar_unblock_process(store = targets::tar_config_get("store"))See also
Other utilities:
tar_active(),
tar_backoff(),
tar_call(),
tar_cancel(),
tar_definition(),
tar_described_as(),
tar_envir(),
tar_format_get(),
tar_group(),
tar_name(),
tar_path(),
tar_path_script(),
tar_path_script_support(),
tar_path_store(),
tar_path_target(),
tar_source(),
tar_store()