Matthew Seal

The [tox.ini file](https://github.com/nteract/testbook/blob/main/tox.ini) contains commands with environment definitions that would be used to automate the typechecks in github actions. Development would likely flow from adding types, doing type check calls...

Looking at the coverage library and how it interacts inside a kernel it appears we'll need to generate the line coverage report somewhat manually. Still looking into the source code...

Complex objects that don't have a serialization, like dataframes and mocks, need to be explicitly injected. We need to brainstorm some easier ways to represent complex object mock pass down,...

Hello @mmoralls, the initial work on the project was mostly through Google Summer of Code, but it's had attention and improvements since then. We're outlining a range of issues for...

Thanks for reporting. I agree we should capture this in the next pass on documentation.

The simplest is to run pytest and follow it's documentation for running tests. But you can use python's built-in unittest, or nose, or any other test runner. I think it...

Sure you can copy a subset of the testbook tests as an example. Put the snippet below in your `tests/test_example.py` file along with an empty `tests/__init__.py, and copy https://github.com/nteract/testbook/blob/master/testbook/tests/resources/foo.ipynb into...

Great the hear! I think translating those instructions with some improvements into our reathedocs should be the task for whomever gets to resolving this ticket then

Yes, you need python versions installed to run the commands for those versions. For local development just having the 3.8 commands work is fine as the PR will run the...

You can actually access the data that's reglue'd directly via [scraps](https://github.com/nteract/scrapbook#scraps-provides-a-name---scrap-lookup) on an individual notebook and [notebook_scraps/scraps](https://github.com/nteract/scrapbook#read_notebooks-reads-many-notebooks) on a collection of notebooks. Thus depending on how your glue'd data is...