Releases: mwouts/jupytext
Releases · mwouts/jupytext
Version 0.4.3
- Multiline comments now supported #25
- Readme refactored, notebook demos available on binder #23
- Fixed missing cell metadata #27
- Documentation tells how to avoid creating
.ipynb
files #16 - ContentsManager can be imported even if
notebook.transutils
is not
available, for compatibility with older python distributions.
Version 0.4.2
- Added test for R notebooks
- Added pylint badge
- New
active
cell metadata that allows cell activation only for desired
extensions (currently available for Rmd and ipynb extensions only)
Version 0.4.1
Version 0.4.0
.py
format for notebooks is lighter and pep8 compliant- Default nbrmd config not added to notebooks (Fixes #17)
nbrmd_formats
becomes a configurable traits (#16)- Removed
nbrmd_sourceonly_format
metadata. Source notebook is current notebook
when not.ipynb
, otherwise the first notebook format innbrmd_formats
(not
.ipynb
) that is found on disk
Version 0.3.0
Introducing support for notebooks as python or R scripts
Version 0.2.6
- Inputs are loaded from
.Rmd
file when a matching.ipynb
file is
opened (Fixes #12). This uses the newnbrmd_sourceonly_format
metadata. - Trusted notebooks remain trusted
Version 0.2.5
Version 0.2.4
- nbrmd will always open notebooks, even if header of code cells are not terminated. Merge conflicts can thus be solved in Jupyter directly.
- New metadata 'main language' that preserves the notebook language.
- dependencies included in
setup.py
- pre_save_hook fixed in case of non-empty
notebook_dir
#9
Version 0.2.3
Fixed rmarkdown converter for nbconvert, and tests, on older platforms
Version 0.2.2
- RMarkdown exporter for nbconvert (use it with:
jupyter nbconvert --to rmarkdown notebook.ipynb
) - Parsing of R options now robust to parenthesis
- Jupyter cell tags are preserved in conversions
- requirements.txt now included in pypi package