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Right now, myst has no built-time execution support (e.g. to generate figures). We are in a strong position to implement cache-aware builds, and I don't think it will be too much work given the fact that we're just re-using the Jupyter APIs.
We may want a myst execute command to avoid building any render targets. Maybe just myst build?
Add support for annotating documents as "un-cacheable" e.g. things that depend upon random inputs.
Multiple cache backends? In future, could perhaps centralise a cache among users for e.g. a JupyterHub deployment that controls the execution environment
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Proposal
Right now,
myst
has no built-time execution support (e.g. to generate figures). We are in a strong position to implement cache-aware builds, and I don't think it will be too much work given the fact that we're just re-using the Jupyter APIs.c.f. #330
Additional notes
myst execute
command to avoid building any render targets. Maybe justmyst build
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