Chris Sewell

Heya, well PRs to the documentation are always welcome 😄 It would probably go in https://markdown-it-py.readthedocs.io/en/latest/using.html#the-parser, > if the `heading` rule can enable/disable only some of the heading-types? Not sure...

Note, most of the rules behaviour are essentially "documented" via the fixture tests, e.g. for `smartquotes` https://github.com/executablebooks/markdown-it-py/blob/615eb3f36ceb05f316d1e7920249d45685f8f316/tests/test_port/fixtures/smartquotes.md (click on raw to see the expected HTML)

@dependabot rebase

Heya, I think you may be mistaken: ```console $ python -c "import markdown_it; print(markdown_it.MarkdownIt().render(\"**and this sentence should\nbe bolded**\"))" and this sentence should be bolded ``` perhaps an old markdown-it-py version?

perhaps it would be better, if instead of python code, you specify actual Jupyter notebooks to run. This would allow for a language agnostic way to run these pre/post build...

Brilliant thanks @cjmathy, so the take-away from your thoughtful comment is that jupyter-book is perfect lol, except for wild cards in the toc (but any thoughts/suggestions keep them coming 😄)....

I'd would note, it works exactly the same as it did before, it just does not silently ignore `application/vnd.plotly.v1+json` You can simply suppress the warning https://myst-nb.readthedocs.io/en/latest/configuration.html#myst-error-reporting

> I would argue that I think this should be the default behaviour for jupyter-book to suppress this warning The problem with that, is there is no way to "unsupress"...

https://github.com/dependabot rebase

@danwos to note, I'm not sure if this ever actually worked 😅; there is an old version 1.2.0 build still available on RTD, and you can also see it does...