Ross Barnowski
Ross Barnowski
Just something I noticed while reviewing other PRs - this is the first instance since the adoption of lazy-importing that a module defined in the source tree isn't accessible viz...
I was recently working with `prefix_tree` for an NX guide and noticed that the "data" for the paths is saved as a hard-coded node attribute named `"source"`. There's nothing necessarily...
Apologies if I've missed related issues - I looked through the docs/tracker and didn't see anything directly related. We've been investigating enabling parallel gallery execution (excellent feature - thanks for...
There are at least two instances where an image produced by a notebook is explicitly saved as a static image in the source tree. `mystmd` has an [embedding feature](https://mystmd.org/guide/embed) that...
My understanding is that explicit figure/axis creation is the recommended pattern for `pyplot` on the basis of "explicit-over-implicit". Since one of the goals of numpy-tutorials is to highlight best-practices for...
Initially the project was organized in such a way to separate the sphinx-y bits (Makefiles, conf.py, static, templates, etc.) from the tutorials. Now that `sphinx` is no longer used, we...
A proposal to remove the git-specifics from the contributors guide. My argument is that none of this information is numpy-tutorials-specific, but rather general information about the distributed version control workflow....
This file is used for binder config - testing whether it's still necessary.
I.e. replace instances of `!cmd` in the notebooks with Python equivalents, like [here](https://github.com/numpy/numpy-tutorials/blob/08fcaf9f8e56dc30a8d4e5420c651e460e75303b/content/mooreslaw-tutorial.md?plain=1#L146) for example. The main motivation for doing so would be to prepare the site for pyiodide/jupyterlite support....
See #648 for motivation. This is an attempt at refactoring numpydoc so that the bits that don't depend on sphinx, primarily `NumpyDocString`, can be used by downstream libraries *without* pulling...