I don’t think so - Evidence is for SQL not R

@@evidence_dev Positron IDE is supposed to be neutral between R, Python, Jupyter and Quarto/Markdown. Data Scientists use a lot of SQL too. Evidence looks easier than R/Shiny or Python Shiny. RStudio supported RMarkdown which translated to Pandoc Markdown. Quarto replaces RMarkdown and is also supposed to be language agnostic. “Since Positron is a fork of Code OSS, you can use VS Code extensions in Positron. Your extensions installed for Positron are separate from the extensions you have installed for VS Code, and they will not interfere with each other. … when you browse extensions in Positron, the extensions do not come from VS Code's Marketplace. Instead, they come from a third-party marketplace, OpenVSX. This is necessary for licensing reasons; Microsoft does not permit access to the Marketplace from non-official clients.” github.com/posit-dev/positron/wiki#installing-extensions