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Jupyter notebook cells now support attachments via drag and drop. It would neat if there was a way to access this data from within Julia (e.g. so that I could embed the data into the notebook).
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I don't think there is anything in the jupyter protocol that allows kernels to request attachment data, however. You'd have to file a Jupyter issue about this.
Of course, if you have access to the filesystem you could use JSON.jl to parse the notebook data directly, I guess, but even that is a problem because of jupyter/notebook#1000, which means it is hard to find out the name of the current notebook.
Jupyter notebook cells now support attachments via drag and drop. It would neat if there was a way to access this data from within Julia (e.g. so that I could embed the data into the notebook).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: