Changed
- Jupytext's contents manager uses the parent CM's
getandsavemethods to read and save text files, and explicitly callsjupytext.readsandjupytext.writesto do the conversion. We don't usemocknor internal parent methods any more. Thanks to Max Klein for helping making this work! (#634, #635) - Thanks to the above, Jupytext can work on top of contents manager that don't derive from
FileContentsManager, and in particular it works withjupyterfs(#618) - The documentation was reorganized.
README.mdwas simplified and now includes many links to the documentation. - The documentation now uses
myst_parserrather thanrecommonmark. And we usecondaon RTD (#650, #652) - The
readfandwriteffunctions were dropped (they had been deprecated in favor ofreadandwritein June 2019, v1.2.0) - The description & dependencies of the JupyterLab extension were updated (#654)
- The
--set-kernel -command, on a Python notebook, gives an explicit error when no kernel is not found that matches the current Python executable. - All the GitHub workflow files were concatenated into a unique file, and we have added an
pypi-publishstep to automatically publish the package on PyPi when new releases are created. - The
CHANGELOG.mdfile was moved underdocsto better expose the history of changes.
Added
- Configuration errors are reported in the console and/or in Jupyter (#613)
- Jupytext's Contents Manager internal errors are logged on the console, and trigger an HTTP Error 500 (#638)
- The GitHub actions run on both push events and pull requests, and duplicate jobs are skipped (#605)
- Jupytext has a
tox.inifile, thanks to Chris Sewell (#605) - Jupytext is tested against Python 3.9
- The
executioncell metadata is now filtered by default (#656)
Fixed
- Optional dependency on
sphinx-galleryfrozen to version~=0.7.0(#614) - Codecov/patch reports should be OK now (#639)
- Jupytext tests work on non-English locales (#636)
- Cell metadata that are already present in text notebook can be filtered out using a config file (#656)
- Optional cell attributes like attachments are preserved (#671)