Per-project configuration
See original GitHub issueI started wondering if a per-project configuration of jupytext would be possible using a config file.
For instance, there could be a .jupytext
file in the root of each of my git repositories that defines, for instance, what format I want to pair with and which metadata to filter.
My use-case is, that for a certain project I work with Rmd
files, in another I would prefer to store the documents as plain python scripts.
This would have the additional benefit, that the settings could be shared along with the code in the repository to achieve consistent behavior across collaborators.
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How about TOML?
And then check all parent directories for a
.jupytext
file (similar togit
finding a.git
directory).I gave it a quick try – seems to work splendidly 😃