executablebooks
BUG: Get eval results from metadata
Fixes #596
No idea how to elegantly pass the SyntaxNode all the way down to the role, and I’m not super interested in figuring that out, it’s your call how to implement that.
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Hi @agoose77, would be great if you’d take a look!
The current doc build failures are not mine, but https://github.com/executablebooks/MyST-NB/issues/610
I will hold this for now; we need to rectify the different ways that myst-nb and jupyterlab-myst perform caching of output expressions.
This just uses the user expression result that’s already stored in the metadata. It doesn’t touch how it’s being stored.
That doesn’t seem to have a potential for problems, or am I missing something?
This just uses the user expression result that’s already stored in the metadata. It doesn’t touch how it’s being stored.
That doesn’t seem to have a potential for problems, or am I missing something?
My initial concerns were around the way that execution should be handled. But your choice of wording has helped me to disambiguate the two cases; reading from a notebook when execution is disabled is something that we can (and should) to. I'll revisit this PR shortly (probably next week).
Thanks @flying-sheep for your continued patience. I want to add support for inline-expressions in jupyter-cache as well, if we're going to get this one in. That way, all of our execution modes will support expressions. I'll circle back once the myst-nb release / JB cycle is done
Thanks for the update. I’d say merging this as-is would probably already add value, as it’s a tiny change with big effects.
Do you know what adding support for jupyter-cache would entail?
@flying-sheep I know that you've already committed a fair number of cycles to this and other PRs in the stack. Thanks for your on-going patience.
I have clarified my qualms about merging this. I'd like to propose a change -- can you introduce a new executor class that subclasses the base executor, and move the expressions logic there? The intention is that other executors that don't support user expressions like direct should not mix cached expressions and fresh code-cell outputs.
I'd like to propose a change -- can you introduce a new executor class that subclasses the base executor, and move the expressions logic there?
All done.
I have clarified my qualms about merging this.
Yes, and then you said
My initial concerns were around the way that execution should be handled. But your choice of wording has helped me to disambiguate the two cases; reading from a notebook when execution is disabled is something that we can (and should) to.
So as far as I know, there are none left. If there are any left, please give me a list of all actionable suggestions you have.