If you are here, this is because you want to remove or modify a reference retrieval task that you set up earlier. Otherwise, check the article LitFetchR (Tutorial) to learn how to set up a task.
Just use the following function with the name of the scheduled task:
#Load LitFetchR
library(LitFetchR)
#remove a scheduled task using its name/identification
#Example of what you should see:
# > remove_scheduled_task("fish_vibrio")
# Windows task 'fish_vibrio' removed.
#If no task has this name, nothing is removed and you are told so:
# Windows task 'fish_vibrio' not found, nothing was removed.The function reports what actually happened. It checks that the task exists before removing it and that it is gone afterwards.
There is no function to directly modify a scheduled task at the moment. You can simply:
A task with the same name is never overwritten by
auto_LitFetchR_setup(), which is why the old task has to be
removed first. Your history files and run_log.csv are kept, so
the new task continues from the references already retrieved.