Marc Wouts

A sample script that can do the desired conversion is the one below. Please note that unlike Jupytext, this is a one way converter. In other words, if you apply...

Yes, ` jupytext.reads(text, fmt="py:percent")` assumes that `text` is the content of a text notebook, while `jupytext.read(file, fmt="py:percent")` treats `file` as either a file name or an open stream. In the...

Hi Adam, thank you for the PR, it looks super interesting! I am eager to see the impact on the CI. For now it has been blocked by a flake8...

Adam, I see that the CI has run OK (except for the codecov step which is hard to get green deterministically). This is good news, but I am also looking...

Hi @Jacob-Stevens-Haas , sorry for not answering this before. The following did work in my test: ``` [tool.jupytext] formats = "examples//example/ipynb,examples//example/py:percent" ``` The first "examples" is the root folder where...

Hello @Jacob-Stevens-Haas , thank you for your previous remarks > is there a way to exclude files like `examples//example_data.py`? No, there is no way to do so. The filtering is...

Hello @yasirroni , thanks for reaching out. I have a few comments/questions on the above 1. I am willing to fix `jupytext --sync notebooks/*.ipynb` - it should not revert the...

Thank you @yasirroni for your prompt reply. For 2, does the --quiet option remove the warning? If not, would you like to use --quiet or would you prefer another option...

Hi @yasirroni , I tried to implement a new `ignore` argument, but I am not sure if globs are a good fit here, as they seem strongly linked to the...

Hi @kjvbrt , thank you for this contribution. In which version of `pandoc` was this change introduced? I am afraid we'll have to require that version of pandoc in both...