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convert notebooks to percent python scripts retain jupyter magic
See original GitHub issueafter jupytext --to py:percent notebook.ipynb python script still have uncommented ipython magic. Is it expected behaviour? I am using jupytext 0.8.4
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I see! Thanks for your feedback. Is it ok for you if I update the documentation, and add a
comment_magicargument tojupytextcommand line?Jupyter magics commands will now be commented per default in the percent format (Hydrogen users will have the
comment-magicsargument on the command line). @danieltomasz , would you like to test the next release candidate, available on pypi?