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Hello,
Jupytext seams powerfull but I don't really understand how to use it
I work with vscode.
After adding jupytext to my environment
I ran this command to convert all qmd files in folder to py file
jupytext --set-formats qmd,py *.qmd
Question 1: Am I missing any default parameters that I should include here?
After this, I want to automatically synchronize changes between the .qmd and .py files whenever I save.
Question 2: How can I set up this sync-on-save functionality in VS Code?
Lastly, I’d prefer the .py file to contain only the code cells, without the markdown content.
Question 3: Is it possible to exclude the markdown cells from the synced .py file and keep only the Jupyter code cells?
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Hello,
Jupytext seams powerfull but I don't really understand how to use it
I work with vscode.
After adding jupytext to my environment
I ran this command to convert all qmd files in folder to py file
jupytext --set-formats qmd,py *.qmd
Question 1: Am I missing any default parameters that I should include here?
After this, I want to automatically synchronize changes between the .qmd and .py files whenever I save.
Question 2: How can I set up this sync-on-save functionality in VS Code?
Lastly, I’d prefer the .py file to contain only the code cells, without the markdown content.
Question 3: Is it possible to exclude the markdown cells from the synced .py file and keep only the Jupyter code cells?
Thank you for your help!
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