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All the e.g., <h4> tags generated by converting jupyter markdown to HTML are apparently assigned IDs with the exact text of the heading tag. For example:
### Let's go fly a kite!
Yields something like:
<h4id="Let's go fly a kite!">Let's go fly a kite!</h4><ahref="#Let's go fly a kite!"> </a>
Notebook service has weasyprint==44. Upgrading to 47 seemed to fix the problem. We should push an update to onecodex==0.5.0 anyway and can do both at once.
@boydgreenfield commented on Mon Apr 22 2019
@clausmith commented on Wed Apr 17 2019
Steps to reproduce:
Jupiter throws the following 500 error:
@polyatail commented on Tue Apr 23 2019
All the e.g.,
<h4>
tags generated by converting jupyter markdown to HTML are apparently assigned IDs with the exact text of the heading tag. For example:### Let's go fly a kite!
Yields something like:
Weasyprint doesn't like quotes in links:
Kozea/WeasyPrint#774
Notebook service has
weasyprint==44
. Upgrading to 47 seemed to fix the problem. We should push an update toonecodex==0.5.0
anyway and can do both at once.@boydgreenfield commented on Tue Apr 23 2019
Huh, that's bizarre. OK. Let's push an update to the notebook image tomorrow @polyatail.
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