Marc Wouts
Marc Wouts
@srnnkls , if that can help, I have prepared a branch with a tentative implementation of the `org` format based on `pandoc` (back and forth), see the last three commits...
Just a note for the people who subscribed to this thread... I have opened an issue at pandoc regarding the round trip ipynb-org-ipynb: https://github.com/jgm/pandoc/issues/6367. The issue also raises the question...
Hello @bzinberg , thanks for asking. Actually I'm not so sure of what happens exactly when you do _Download as ..._. I've tried looking into this at https://github.com/jupyter/notebook, but I...
Oh, this is interesting! First, maybe you could write a hook that updates the `release` file from the `src` file with something like this: ```python import jupytext nb = jupytext.read('src/notebook.py')...
Hello @joelostblom , sure this makes sense. At the current stage we have too little control on how JupyterLab displays the different file types - we do not deliberately change...
> Back then I had the feeling that ideally the logic of how to open a file could be delegated to the jupytext extension Yes, that's an interesting idea, thanks...
Hello @beenje , well this is an interesting question. So, if I understand correctly, the extension allows you to browse github or gitlab repo (cf. your screenshot [there](https://gitlab.com/beenje/jupyterlab-gitlab/raw/master/gitception.png)), but you...
Oh good, so this issue may be independent of the other issues I linked above. Sure, we need to understand how the idrive interface works. According to the documentation, _The...
Hello @ian-r-rose , thanks for joining the conversation! > For that reason, I would think that using the jupytext contents manager would be pretty challenging. The GitHub/Lab extensions as it...
@ian-r-rose , @beenje , as you explained the Python contents manager is not called when we open a document with either the github or the gitlab extension. Now, the only...