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Wrong cell separation when creating .ipynb from .py
See original GitHub issueLet’s say I work in a notebook file, paired to a .py file, and write one function per cell.
When I re-generate the .ipynb notebook from the .py file I have noticed that some functions now live in the same cell.
This is best illustrated by the images below. The following code:
becomes, after regenerating the .ipynb from the paired .py:
The problem does not impact all functions/cells. I’ve inspected the code in the .py file and cannot find any obvious difference between the impacted cells/functions and the non impacted ones.
I’m using jupytext version 1.4.0 but had noticed this behaviour on previous versions too.
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- Created 4 years ago
- Comments:6 (6 by maintainers)
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Glad to hear this was fixable - thanks for doing so so quickly!
What was happening is that the parser was seeing
"""twice in the quadruple quote… You won’t have this issue any more in the next release.