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How are cells numbered in messages?
See original GitHub issueWhen I run nbqa on a notebook with flake8, mypy, or pylint, I see messages with the following structure
<file_name>:cell_#:...
How is that cell number determined?
I have not been able to locate the indicated cells.
When using a tool like NbToolbelt (see PyPI), with the command nbtb dump, you get a listing of the notebook with all the cells numbered starting from 0 (the index in the JSON array of all cells). It is also not the number when assuming numbering starts at 1.
It also appears not to be the 0-based or 1-based number of just the code cells (the execution count).
Maybe I am overlooking the obvious. I did not find this explained in the documentation.
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nice, thanks @s-weigand !
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