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Hey!,
I was trying to replicate the example but using post.md.
That markdown file includes a "raise exception" statement.
When the line below was executing, the script was stoped because the exception was raised.
In order to complete the example, I added 3 params to the execution function.
Acording to the documentation, the function accepts a fourth parameter for traitlets. So I added allow_errors=True and the exception was included to the generated file.
Sure!
No, I don't tested the build.py but I used as reference to built my own proof of concept.
In that proof of concept I use the post.md file this project examples.
When the execution reach this line without the allow_errors parameter, the execution stops and then a "raise exception" appears, as the attached log file is showing.
The error message is raise ValueError('some error'), the same of the post.md file.
I don't know if os or ide affect in the error. log.txt
Ah ok, I understand. Yeah, so if you disable the allow_erros, nbclient will behave differently. I'm closing this since this is a configuration thing and not a problem with jupyblog. thanks for the feedback!
Hey!,
I was trying to replicate the example but using post.md.
That markdown file includes a "raise exception" statement.
When the line below was executing, the script was stoped because the exception was raised.
In order to complete the example, I added 3 params to the execution function.
Acording to the documentation, the function accepts a fourth parameter for traitlets. So I added allow_errors=True and the exception was included to the generated file.
I'm using PyCharm over a Windows 10 O.S.
jupyblog/docs/build.py
Line 13 in 7cbe58f
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