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When reading ipynb, currently all output formats from output cells are included. So a standard pandoc conversion will often give both a plain-text fallback and, say, an HTML table, which is usually not desirable.
One fix would be an option --ipynb-output=all|none|best. all would include all formats, as we do now. none would omit output cells entirely. best would select the best format for each output cell, given the destination format.
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When reading ipynb, currently all output formats from output cells are included. So a standard pandoc conversion will often give both a plain-text fallback and, say, an HTML table, which is usually not desirable.
One fix would be an option
--ipynb-output=all|none|best
.all
would include all formats, as we do now.none
would omit output cells entirely.best
would select the best format for each output cell, given the destination format.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: