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The on_post_page method looks like the below. prints a message about copying files. However, as far as I can tell, this method will copy the file without actually checking if the file is a notebook file or not. Hence, you get messages about files being copied, even though they're not actually notebook files. For example, you get messages like "Copied jupyter file: .../docs/changelog.md to .../site/changelog/changelog.md". As far as I can tell, these are misleading. The file being copied isn't a jupyter file, it's just a file. I'm not sure if the behaviour is correct either, should mkdocs-jupyter be doing this copying or is that really the responsibility of mkdocs, and mkdocs-jupyter should only be copying files that are actually related to notebooks?
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The
on_post_page
method looks like the below. prints a message about copying files. However, as far as I can tell, this method will copy the file without actually checking if the file is a notebook file or not. Hence, you get messages about files being copied, even though they're not actually notebook files. For example, you get messages like "Copied jupyter file: .../docs/changelog.md to .../site/changelog/changelog.md". As far as I can tell, these are misleading. The file being copied isn't a jupyter file, it's just a file. I'm not sure if the behaviour is correct either, should mkdocs-jupyter be doing this copying or is that really the responsibility of mkdocs, and mkdocs-jupyter should only be copying files that are actually related to notebooks?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: