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Our contributing docs are currently located in two places: at the bottom of the notebook and in the README. Right now if we want to update those docs, we have to manually update them in both places.
It might be possible to make the notebook automagically load those docs into the document, while having them keep their nice formatting, which would make it easy to write a script to insert the docs in both places, and only have to edit them from one central location.
Our contributing docs are currently located in two places: at the bottom of the notebook and in the README. Right now if we want to update those docs, we have to manually update them in both places.
It might be possible to make the notebook automagically load those docs into the document, while having them keep their nice formatting, which would make it easy to write a script to insert the docs in both places, and only have to edit them from one central location.
I played around with
%load
and%%markdown
(https://ipython.org/ipython-doc/dev/interactive/magics.html#magic-load), but didn't get very far. There's also this: http://guido.vonrudorff.de/ipython-notebook-code-output-as-markdown/, which is close to what we want, but its output is a strange kind of markdown that doesn't look like the rest of the document.This is a good volunteer task for someone who in interested in hacking Jupyter notebooks!
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