Bump jupytext from 1.14.1 to 1.14.5

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Bumps jupytext from 1.14.1 to 1.14.5.

Release notes

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Version 1.14.5

Added

• Added Stata as a supported language (#1027) - thanks to Raffaele Mancuso for this contribution
• Added SAS as a supported language (#1047) - thanks to lawrencet149 for this contribution
• We have added a series of test to make sure that the main formats support cell tags (#1024)

Fixed

• When a metadata key is not a valid identifier, a warning is emitted and the metadata is not saved to the text representation (#1042)
• The CI was fixed by Matthew Feickert (#1035)
• We now use concurrency to cancel previous runs on the same branch/PR (#1037)
• We use both codecov.notify.after_n_builds and comment.after_n_builds to get only the final codecov comment

Changed

• Empty tags are not exported to the text notebook anymore (#960)
• We updated the yarn.lock file for the jupyter lab extension to address security vulnerabilities (#1030, #1036)
• In the pre-commit tests we now use main for the main branch

Version 1.14.4

Added

• Added Wolfram Language as a supported language (#1014) - thanks to Etienne Dechamps for this contribution

Version 1.14.3

Fixed

• When the default contents manager is async (i.e. jupyter_server>=2.0.0), the Jupyter server extension for Jupytext derives a contents manager from LargeFileManager instead, as async contents managers are not supported by Jupytext at the moment (#1020)
• We have made adjustments on the CI as flake8 was moved to GitHub, and Python 3.6 is not available anymore on ubuntu-latest

Version 1.14.2

Fixed

• The sample notebooks have been normalized with nbformat.validator.normalize (#1002).
• The warnings in the test suite that we cannot fix are filtered using a new pytest.ini file
• We updated the yarn.lock file for the jupyter lab extension to address security vulnerabilities (#984, #1005, #1011)

Changed

• The CI uses Python 3.9 rather than 3.7 when testing conda environments

Added

• Gnuplot is now supported (#998) - thanks to razimantv for this contribution
• We now test Jupytext against Python 3.6 to 3.11 on the CI
• We have added a test to document how to use the folder and prefix matching when pairing notebooks (#974)

Changelog

Sourced from jupytext's changelog.

1.14.5 (2023-02-25)

Added

• Added Stata as a supported language (#1027) - thanks to Raffaele Mancuso for this contribution
• Added SAS as a supported language (#1047) - thanks to lawrencet149 for this contribution
• We have added a series of test to make sure that the main formats support cell tags (#1024)

Fixed

• When a metadata key is not a valid identifier, a warning is emitted and the metadata is not saved to the text representation (#1042)
• The CI was fixed by Matthew Feickert (#1035)
• We now use concurrency to cancel previous runs on the same branch/PR (#1037)
• We use both codecov.notify.after_n_builds and comment.after_n_builds to get only the final codecov comment

Changed

• Empty tags are not exported to the text notebook anymore (#960)
• We updated the yarn.lock file for the jupyter lab extension to address security vulnerabilities (#1030, #1036)
• In the pre-commit tests we now use main for the main branch

1.14.4 (2022-12-11)

Added

• Added Wolfram Language as a supported language (#1014) - thanks to Etienne Dechamps for this contribution

1.14.3 (2022-12-11)

Fixed

• When the default contents manager is async (i.e. jupyter_server>=2.0.0), the Jupyter server extension for Jupytext derives a contents manager from LargeFileManager instead, as async contents managers are not supported by Jupytext at the moment (#1020)
• We have made adjustments on the CI as flake8 was moved to GitHub, and Python 3.6 is not available anymore on ubuntu-latest

1.14.2 (2022-11-12)

Fixed

• The sample notebooks have been normalized with nbformat.validator.normalize (#1002).
• The warnings in the test suite that we cannot fix are filtered using a new pytest.ini file
• We updated the yarn.lock file for the jupyter lab extension to address security vulnerabilities (#984, #1005, #1011)

Changed

• The CI uses Python 3.9 rather than 3.7 when testing conda environments

Added

• Gnuplot is now supported (#998) - thanks to razimantv for this contribution
• We now test Jupytext against Python 3.6 to 3.11 on the CI
• We have added a test to document how to use the folder and prefix matching when pairing notebooks (#974)

Commits

• 8413cdf Version 1.14.5
• 2f24c6c Adding SAS languague support
• edad0f3 notify after 13 uploads
• 00e2938 Use main for the default branch
• 6cc4414 Update CHANGELOG.md
• 45c9e39 use concurrency
• 8c95eee fix skip
• f56fea9 Update CHANGELOG.md
• 67b7f02 remove large outputs from notebook
• ef2a3b1 Support for Stata
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