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jupytext is being run on files that are not generated by jupytext #753
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thanks @francesco-ballarin - yes, that's indeed correct could you link me to your README please? I'd tried this out on a few readmes and they were indeed being ignored |
A README of one of the projects I see CI failure is Note that I would not get It makes no sense for that plugin to throw a warning in the case of jupyter notebooks, and indeed at I could happily live with ignoring The relevant call on the CI workflow is at |
Yes, agreed - thanks for the report, I'll take a look! |
Thanks! :) |
@francesco-ballarin this should be fixed in version 1.5.2, could you please check? |
Thanks for the quick fix. I need to wait for FEniCS/dolfinx#2384 before I can check the fix in v1.5.2 (your fix and that PR are totally unrelated, but my current main branch was affected by both). I'll report back here as soon as I can test v1.5.2. |
Hi @MarcoGorelli, I have tested v1.5.2 on my CI and I can indeed confirm that it fixes the issue on README.md. Thanks again for the quick fix. |
nice, thanks for checking (and for the report )! |
Hi,
my understanding is that #745 introduced support for jupytext, and that
b95808d#diff-d72c6dc865400b582f957459d2f13e4030da8a9f8afdec522def74313d29a25fR129
should be discarding any markdown files not generated by jupytext.
Is that correct?
If so, what I observe in one of my repositories is that
README.md
, which clearly was not generated by jupytext, is still getting processed bynbqa flake8
. This in turn might be causing unexpected CI failures.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: