If the list returned by a calc function contains cache = FALSE, no cache file should be written for this calculation. This works well when running this calculation through calcOutput. But if I run retrieveData, the cache setting of the calc function is overwritten and madrat tries to save a cache file for the calc function even though this has been disabled. I guess, this is not intended, right?
If the list returned by a calc function contains
cache = FALSE, no cache file should be written for this calculation. This works well when running this calculation throughcalcOutput. But if I runretrieveData, the cache setting of the calc function is overwritten and madrat tries to save a cache file for the calc function even though this has been disabled. I guess, this is not intended, right?