Matt McKay

> Is there an easy way to allow long equations to run over the margins, instead of using a slider? This behaviour would be controlled by `quantecon-book-theme`

> Is there an easy way to allow long equations to run over the margins, instead of using a slider? That would make them easier to spot and correct. @jstac...

@AakashGfude hopefully this server issue is now resolved. So could you re-trigger the `CI` to check.

@doctor-phil is there a reason for such a restrictive build environment? Can we relax the version pins?

> @mmcky I did run it again, and got the following error. [working_with_text.log](https://github.com/QuantEcon/lecture-datascience.myst/files/8029907/working_with_text.log) > > Some nltk issue, `9omw-1.4 not found`. Is this on your local? I saw the `CI`...

@jlperla absolutely. The `_notebook_repo` is the best spot for it as `github actions` builds the `notebooks repo` and then pushes it during the `publish.yml` workflow.

basically -- and harmonise with `lecture-python.myst` action by adding the work to sync the generated notebooks to the repo in `publish.yml` updating for `julia` ``` - name: Prepare lecture-python.notebooks sync...

@kp992 this should be `numba` rather than `numpy` right?

thanks @kp992. @jstac this is ready but will wait as I know you're using `jax` material at the moment.

@jstac I will merge this now.