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cscheid opened this issue Aug 21, 2024 · 2 comments · May be fixed by #12460
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Warn when quarto render file.ipynb (with no --execute) finds empty ipynb output cells #10575

cscheid opened this issue Aug 21, 2024 · 2 comments · May be fixed by #12460
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cscheid commented Aug 21, 2024

One common source of confusion for Quarto users is the difference between default execution modes in .qmd and .ipynb. We should warn users about empty cells in .ipynb files that are being rendered without --execute.
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cscheid commented Aug 21, 2024

Although this is technically under our linter epic, it is important enough that we should have a fix before we take on the linter project.

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jupyter - warn on cells with no output and execute: false (#10575)
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cscheid commented Apr 4, 2025

From #12460 (comment):

Blech, this interacts badly with embed (and possibly manuscripts). Punting to 1.8.

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