Chris Sewell

Thanks! > I blame common names like "Chris". Almost as bad as "David" Indeed 😆 > Sphinx is quite tied to having files exist on a file system > Can...

Thanks @ivanov! > Though they have a GitHub link on their rendered version, it unfortunately just points back to the rendered page. @choldgraf It says its from berkley, perhaps you...

See also #840, with applying to be a Jupyter sub-project, I also think it will be beneficial to reduce the number/scope of packages that EBP is specifically responsible for.

Just to put a clear timeline on this, unless there are objections within the next two weeks, I will commence moving markdown-it-py out of executablebooks. cc @choldgraf

This has now been outstanding for many months, @executablebooks/steering-council please could you advise on moving forward with this thanks?

> Is there a reason that you think a decision needs to be made on this quickly? This proposal, in one form or another, essentially has been outstanding for at...

Firstly, just to clarify: > Here's an extreme example of this with click. tl;dr: Click released a new major version, one of our dependencies required that version, and it was...

So this is where I stand: Just looking at jupyter-book for now: it is almost an "end-user tool", whereby you could actually pin every dependency to an exact version, and...

Basically, the two extremes here are: 1. You provide jupyter-book as completely hard/exact pinned, for every dependency (and python version); we can "reasonably" guarantee it will never break, but it...

> In my experience, this user persona does almost no environment management. They just use a single kitchen sink environment and pip/conda install things into it over time, with no...