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Separate Directory Paths for md, py and ipynb files

See original GitHub issue

I have a workflow where I would like to be able to use md or py file representations for version control, with a separate “demonstration” directory with rendered notebooks grabbed every so often as a showcase.

To keep things tidy, it would be useful for different filetypes to live down different paths, for example py/ or notebooks/.

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Created 5 years ago
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ghostcommented, Mar 13, 2019

@mwouts tested now, the error is gone! Thanks

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mwoutscommented, Mar 25, 2019

I’ll close this issue, as the functionality has been tested by several users. If anyone feels the documentation can still be improved, they should submit a PR on the README with the suggested improvements. Thanks!

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