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The MyST documentation has a single .ipynb file and assumes that this file has pre-executed content inside. The docs are built without the --execute flag so no computation happens.
I think it would be helpful if we instead converted that to (or added in addition) a markdown file with computation and built the documentation with --execute. This would make it easier to show off functionality like {eval} and {code-block}, and ensure that they work as expected.
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Cool - I think this could also be accomplished alongside the ReadTheDocs preview issue so that we can preview the computations in our PRs and get a lightweight "integration test for docs" out of it:
Also just noting that I have no idea how our docs is actually hosted, so it might be a helpful opportunity for @rowanc1 to show how he implements this if we get it implemented outside of the RTD preview.
The MyST documentation has a single
.ipynb
file and assumes that this file has pre-executed content inside. The docs are built without the--execute
flag so no computation happens.I think it would be helpful if we instead converted that to (or added in addition) a markdown file with computation and built the documentation with
--execute
. This would make it easier to show off functionality like{eval}
and{code-block}
, and ensure that they work as expected.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: