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I am trying to add raw latex into the tex document when converting with nbpublish -pdf, but I cannot figure out what metadata I need to add, either in the document or cell level, to get nbpublish to recognize the latex when "cell_type" : "raw". It seems nbpublish ignores the raw cells, as designed in the 'opt in' philosophy. Which I agree with, just want raw latex cells to opt in when needed. =)
I can inject raw latex into the tex document when the cell type is markdown, but having the raw cell_type with the a metadata tag would be good .
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Yep sounds reasonable, I don't think there is currently any metadata to handle this. I can't promise that I will be able to get round to doing this in the near future 😐 But I'd welcome any Pull Requests 😀
No problem @chrisjsewell. I thought about my question, and realize it might a redundant enhancement. Seeing how you envisioned the workflow writing Latex in the markdown cell vs the raw cell is a small difference.
I am trying to add raw latex into the tex document when converting with nbpublish -pdf, but I cannot figure out what metadata I need to add, either in the document or cell level, to get nbpublish to recognize the latex when
"cell_type" : "raw"
. It seems nbpublish ignores the raw cells, as designed in the 'opt in' philosophy. Which I agree with, just want raw latex cells to opt in when needed. =)I can inject raw latex into the tex document when the cell type is markdown, but having the raw cell_type with the a metadata tag would be good .
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: