Download as .py yields strange file
See original GitHub issueUsing jupyter 4.3.0 python27 installed with conda. I have updated to the latest version.
Whenever I download any .py file, all I get is a .py file with the following:
talk 1
talk 2
talk 3
talk 4
talk 5
and nothing else. This is consistent across machines running from the same network mounted jupyter directory. Other versions on other machines do not have this issue.
Any ideas?
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That all sounds normal.
I just thought of another possibility on the template: is there a file called
python
with no extension in that directory?I’ve made a pull request jupyter/nbconvert#639 to make this a bit harder to hit accidentally.