add .py to the list of jupytext-readable extensions #144
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that won't work on readthedocs.io until this PR chrisjsewell/ipypublish#144 gets merged and published
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sorry I screwed up during my first attempt at creating this PR, and I had to force-push a second time |
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muck like in #134, I'd like to allow for
.pyinput files, that are actually notebooks stored in the `py:percent' formatI wonder if you'd agree to extend the same change as in #134 in this direction
thanks in advance
PS - fyi only
panfluteto something around1.12because their2.0version won't work for me when producing my doc through ipypublish at this point