Sergio Rey

Or we just get the date of the last release for `start_date`. This could be done by changing cell 1 of `tools/gitcount.ipynb` to: ``` import requests response = requests.get('https://api.github.com/repos/pysal/libpysal/releases/latest') start_date...

We might think about moving some of these into individual tickets (maybe by module) to facilitate collaboration.

Since we are likely to uncover other issues that should be standardized across subpackages, we should document these [here](https://github.com/pysal/submodule_template/wiki/meta-noteoboks).

There are likely to be other, similar, issues that we probably want to document in the su > Yes, it might be worth sorting out those standards first and then...

> Hey all - this looks awesome :-) > > just a quick note that if you try building a jupyter book on windows, please do leave feedback about what...

> As for the re-ordering of the chapters, it's definitely posible though it'd take a bit of refactoring of the code. We currently simply pull the folders in the order...

The numbering approach is a good way to go (imho).

> Thanks, good point! Another idea so it's all automatable would be to agree to have notebooks "numbered" on the `notebooks` folder of each package (e.g. `01_read_data.ipynb`, `02_advanced_analysis.ipynb`). For the...

Don't know. A user emailed about an import error and that turned out to be the case. I checked the on-line docs and saw that they are still using the...

I think this is an important discussion, that perhaps should move to lib so that we ensure consistency across packages - if that makes sense? That would help with the...