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I include Jupyter notebooks in my work to provide tutorials, and I use GitHub actions to verify that they can be executed (like this). It's not thorough testing, but it has helped me catch issues like accidentally adding dependencies or execution order problems.
You could also do this with the Quarto rendering you describe in the reproducible documents tutorial as well, and upload the rendered HTML as an artifact so that users don't have to do the rendering locally if they don't want to. I have done this before for rendering markdown into journal-styled PDFs here.
Happy to open a PR or two if there's interest!
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I include Jupyter notebooks in my work to provide tutorials, and I use GitHub actions to verify that they can be executed (like this). It's not thorough testing, but it has helped me catch issues like accidentally adding dependencies or execution order problems.
You could also do this with the Quarto rendering you describe in the reproducible documents tutorial as well, and upload the rendered HTML as an artifact so that users don't have to do the rendering locally if they don't want to. I have done this before for rendering markdown into journal-styled PDFs here.
Happy to open a PR or two if there's interest!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: