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For what seems like a long time now, but matplotlib and IPython have both included ipython_console_highlighting.py and ipython_directive.py. (I think I wrote the former and John Hunter wrote the latter, originally).
Over time, these extensions have diverged. I think the IPython ones are better maintained as they actually track changes to IPython etc., and logically, I think these belong in IPython and not in matplotlib.
Unfortunately for third-party users of these packages, IPython does not install the sphinx extensions, but merely keeps them in the source tree. This has encouraged a lot of people to rely on the copies in matplotlib (which are installed). Any chance IPython could install them, too, then we could properly deprecate the copies in matplotlib?
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EDIT: I overstated the case by accidentally comparing the wrong branches -- there don't seem to be any meaningful differences between the files in matplotlib and IPython. My thesis still stands (I think) that these more logically should live in IPython.
For what seems like a long time now, but matplotlib and IPython have both included
ipython_console_highlighting.py
andipython_directive.py
. (I think I wrote the former and John Hunter wrote the latter, originally).Over time, these extensions have diverged. I think the IPython ones are better maintained as they actually track changes to IPython etc., and logically, I think these belong in IPython and not in matplotlib.
Unfortunately for third-party users of these packages, IPython does not install the sphinx extensions, but merely keeps them in the source tree. This has encouraged a lot of people to rely on the copies in matplotlib (which are installed). Any chance IPython could install them, too, then we could properly deprecate the copies in matplotlib?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: