I'm very confused as to why when I cache a chunk sometimes the variables can't be referenced even though explicitly stated before. I got an example to work if I printed it in second chunk before first chunk. So to give details, my preferences are:
knitr::opts_chunk$set(cache = TRUE, warning = FALSE,
message = FALSE, cache.lazy = FALSE)
In this instance it doesn't work (don't print)
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and in this case it does work (print function)
Can someone explain to me why and how i can fix this?
Hi @achits! Welcome!
To help people understand your problem, it's a good idea to provide the R Markdown source, not just the output (when doing so, please be sure to format it properly
so the forum doesn't garble it 
).
It's even better if you can post a small, reproducible example (so, one that doesn't rely on a large data object only you have). I'm not familiar with seurat objects myself, but I wonder if you see the same issue if you use the sample data object from the Seurat "Get Started" page?
