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I have a scripts folder and I'd like all the paired notebooks to be in a notebooks folder, I have a jupytext.toml file in my project root. Just copy pasting the code from the readme has no effect.
jupytext=1.15.0
My dev environment is VS Code if that might affect something. I use the jupyter extension there. The config file seems to be read as if I change the script format from percent to light it registers that change, but not the folder structure.
This creates paired notebooks in the scripts folder. I would have expected the notebooks folder to be created. I also tried creating it on my own to no effect.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi @Siniara I use a similar jupytext.toml and it works fine. I'm not sure if the issue is due to using Jupyter in VS Code. I use normal Jupyter Lab that runs in my browser. I have never had to run your jupytext command.
I believe I have always made the subfolders myself. I'm not sure jupytext will create the subfolders in your config file.
I have a
scripts
folder and I'd like all the paired notebooks to be in anotebooks
folder, I have ajupytext.toml
file in my project root. Just copy pasting the code from the readme has no effect.jupytext=1.15.0
My dev environment is VS Code if that might affect something. I use the jupyter extension there. The config file seems to be read as if I change the script format from
percent
tolight
it registers that change, but not the folder structure.Folder structure:
jupytext.toml
contents:then run
jupytext --set-formats py,ipynb scripts/*.py
This creates paired notebooks in the
scripts
folder. I would have expected thenotebooks
folder to be created. I also tried creating it on my own to no effect.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: