Clarify chunk numbering in console output

[a-difabio]

Description

Unnamed code chunks are numbered differently by RStudio and Quarto, and this makes it a bit hard to look for a specific code chunk in a file containing both named and unnamed code chunks.

For example, if this was the content of a .qmd file:

The first chunk is called "Chunk 1" by RStudio and "unnamed-chunk-1" by Quarto in the console.
```{r}
Sys.sleep(1)
```

This second chunk is called "Chunk 2: A Named Code Chunk" by RStudio and "A Named Code Chunk" by Quarto, so far so good.
```{r}
#| label: A Named Code Chunk
Sys.sleep(1)
```

This other chunk is called "Chunk 3" by RStudio, but is instead called "unnamed-chunk-2" in the console.
```{r}
Sys.sleep(1)
```

This inconsistency is a bit confusing, especially when one is trying to find out which chunk of code is taking a long time to run or giving you an error.
Could Quarto's console output follow RStudio format?
Something like this, for instance: "Chunk-1", "Chunk-2-A-Named-Code-Chunk", "Chunk-3".

[mcanouil]

I believe that is an issue with RStudio or knitr since I don't think Quarto is doing anything about code cells labels at all.
You likely can see the same thing when rendering using RMarkdown.

edit: The issue is from RStudio, use rmarkdown::render("demo.rmd") with your document and you'll see the "real" output which is unnamed-chunk-X.

See for previously opened issues on the RStudio repository: https://github.com/rstudio/rstudio