Thomas Kluyver

@michaelpacer sometimes we ask people to make an extension if something is too specific for the main repos, or we're not sure about how to design it. But in this...

Yup, flit uses keyring on all platforms, so long as it's available (it's a soft dependency). My strategy is to first try various means to get a stored or provided...

It doesn't protect against untrusted code running in your user account, but storing the password in the keyring is an improvement in other ways: - If your computer is stolen,...

For flit, I was planning to stuff the project name associated with a token into the 'username' for keyring, e.g. `token:{project}`. I was assuming this would not be visible to...

You should be able to do something like this: ```python data, metadata = get_ipython().display_formatter.format(obj) with open('table.html', 'w') as f: f.write(data['text/html']) # Assuming the object has an HTML representation ``` That...

The notebook has some default CSS that applies to your output - the bits relating to tables are here: https://github.com/jupyter/notebook/blob/fb4af909a1b5c44e2dad129a5d4834b33f9e6a4b/notebook/static/notebook/less/renderedhtml.less#L77 The Latex labels are rendered by a Javascript library called...

Yup. I don't think it even needs much modification of nbconvert: you could probably feed it a notebook with one cell which has one output, and use some recently added...

At the moment, probably the most practical approach to that situation is to use nbconvert to convert the whole notebook to latex - `nbconvert --to latex notebook.ipynb` - and then...

I think I have tracked down the cause of this - see #5037. Thanks @jhendersonHDF for pointing me to this issue.

The change which affected 1.14.3 was reverted in 1.14.6 - see #5037. The issues weren't closed because HDF group want to find a better solution.