Geoffrey Poore

Thanks for the example file. Support for v2.1 would be good. I don't expect to have time to work on this myself for the forseeable future...I'm going to look into...

`pythontex` loads `fvextra` to do code typesetting, and `fvextra` loads `lineno` to make its `breaklines` option possible. `lineno` and `footmisc` are incompatible, but apparently only if `footmisc` is loaded with...

I will at least add a note in the `pythontex` and/or `fvextra` documentation before closing this.

Ideally, I could remove the `fvextra` dependency on `lineno`, since it only needs a few `lineno` features, and `lineno` can conflict with several packages. I'll have to look into this...

Can you say a little more about how a feature like this would be used? For example, are you thinking about a command-line option that specifies a location for downloading...

I've thought about this a little more, and have an alternative suggestion. How about new command-line options like `--download-images` and `--image-directory`. This would download all linked images to the specified...

As klmr has noted, `minted` can already do what you want with the `listing` environment, although it takes a little more typing than the case with the `listings` package. Currently,...

For identical files: I'd suggest creating subdirectories within the cache that are based on hashes of the complete URL path without the file name, and then putting files within those...

`minted` uses `fancyvrb` internally for typesetting verbatim text, and the frame is created by `fancyvrb`, so this is ultimately a `fancyvrb` bug. I've gotten even worse results with smaller font...

`minted` loads `fvextra`, which loads `upquote` to get proper upright single quotation marks. For some reason, `upquote` is failing in this case. If you add `\fvset{curlyquotes}` to your preamble (this...