Jason K. Moore
Jason K. Moore
One option is that you don't add upper bounds on dependencies in general, but only add them to bugfix releases when you know a dependency update breaks that past released...
> Why would the solver install 4.1.1 and numpy 1.12, and not just 4.1.0 and numpy 1.13? Because the user would be upgrading your software and the package manager solver...
> Why is 4.1.0 + 1.13 not newer than 4.1.1 + 1.12, when considering all dependencies? It isn't, but we don't consdier all dependencies in Python (at least not for...
> But I'm stressing, there is a big difference between something like markdown-it-py and jupyter-book There may be a big difference if you think of them each as the only...
> so they also need to have all that software installed along with jupyter book in the same environment because jupyter book executes code cells in the book Jupyter book...
> a core concept of jupyter is having the kernel (where all the software is installed) separate from the client environment It is, but it's also a very confusing and...
Yes, it is pushed to unpkg as thebe now.
I like doubling up instead of deprecating.
In the LibreTexts plugin we have for thebe integration we have an option for hiding the code and only showing the output, so book authors can use code to generate...
> Automatically loading require.js in thebe feels a bit hacky to me, as it's basically just special-casing a few libraries that happen to be common. But shouldn't thebe mimic what...