Luke Davis

Surprised no one has mentioned this, but for the time being (i.e. until jupyter supports multiple markup languages) jupytext could convert reST files by treating the "text" cells [as unformatted...

@mwouts Finally had the chance to try this out. It works perfectly! This really simplifies my workflow -- I can now just run a python linter on the jupytext files...

@mwouts Yep I now use a mix of `.rst` files and `.py:percent` files for my documentation. Previously, I used `.ipynb` files with [nbstripout](https://github.com/kynan/nbstripout) to avoid ballooning my repo size due...

@mgeier Thanks for the suggestion, this is way better. Was trying to figure out why nbshpinx was re-compiling the notebooks every time.

@prabirshrestha Just wanted to send a ping to ask whether this is expected behavior in vim 8.2? Or should I continue to try to fix it? Thanks for making this...

I found the related thread #865 and managed to at least enable markdown highlighting with the following kludge: ```vim augroup lsp_kludge au! au FileType markdown.lsp-hover setlocal filetype=markdown | setlocal conceallevel=2...

I figured out the syntax highlighting issue (the `g:lsp_get_supported_capabilities` workaround disabled highlighting but not markdown markings). However I'm still having the ignored `conceallevel=2` issue.

Have been using this for a while (copy-pasted your syntax file). Works fine for me so far.

Seems to need approval from @nfnty?

This is a bit... specific, but that stackoverflow solution posted by @lcarwiz also seems to fix some bizarre and frustrating issues with the `matplotlib_iterm2` backend in `jupyter console` (oselivanov/matplotlib_iterm2#3). After...