Deven Mistry

I think Colab has started to ban tunneling. [Colab FAQ](https://research.google.com/colaboratory/faq.html)  I used to use a similar tool called [colabcode](https://github.com/abhishekkrthakur/colabcode) which would allow firing up VSCode in colab on a...

@hamelsmu At my org, we use a lot of Colab. nbdev2 relies on raw cells, if we wish to skip all tests and execution of cells while building docs, I...

I checked the nbs in the `nbdev` repo and couldn't find a comprehensive example using this format. I found that most nbs have this format. ``` # title > description...

To get rid of the warnings for `clean_ids`, set `clean_ids = True` in `settings.ini`. I got this answer from Hamel in #990 Also, a good place to check these migrations...

@Rahuketu86 To fix your issue with the docs, you need to update the doc_path in your settings.ini  and you need to add `_docs` in your gitignore, which is included...

Yes, I have the issue on WSL as well.

Thanks for getting back quickly! :)

You need to edit your `__init__.py`. Edit your `__init__.py` to something like this ```py from .core import * from .foo import * # and so on ```

The file is auto generated, but it is up to the creator of the package to decide the import structure of the entire package.

@gorkamunoz It is intended functionality. The `nbdev_readme` command should also update the readme at the root level of your repo.