Chris Sewell
Chris Sewell
> Do you mean these projects will substitue the ipypublish in the long run? Indeed, with these projects I have basically taken what I learnt writing ipypublish and had the...
I'm not sure I understand? The table of contents should be automatically generated from the section headers in the notebook.
I'd reckon maybe something like: ``` .. group-tab:: Linux :duplicate: Mac; Other1; Other2 Copy the files using ``cp``. .. group-tab:: Windows Copy the files using ``copy``. ```
You might want to look at the way https://github.com/GaretJax/sphinx-autobuild works, we are using it in https://github.com/executablebooks/sphinx-book-theme, to have live rebuilds of documentation on changes in the SCSS, which is somewhat...
Hey @diallobakary4 thanks for the suggestions # Word Output So firstly I'm definitely not a fan of Word lol. Yes its simpler to use for more computer illiterate people but,...
If you want track changes and collaboration with latex, I suggest you check out [Overleaf](https://www.overleaf.com/track-changes-and-comments-in-latex) Trying to do round trips (i.e. converting in both directions) between the notebook and word/latex,...
> Although, in those cases, declaring the `ForeignKeyConstraint` separately via `__table_args__` works like a charm. I'd note that, when I saw this, I though that it could solve #7706. But,...
> It feels restrictive to tie the format to what the notebook can currently render, instead of thinking about what authors would want ideally. I would point out this is...
I think "in the future" are the operative words there lol. I would push for changes in those packages first. Then we can re-assess when/if these render capabilities are available...
> it happened in what feels like one of the previous epochs Before the apocalypse lol > to inject a code cell per inline executable code role How do you...