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Notebook formatting fails with "syntax errors" #34
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Hi! Can you please provide an example of such a notebook? I would be trying to replicate that error on my own, but it would significantly reduce the effort necessary. And please attach a specific sequence that leads to that error. Thanks! |
Sorry for not doing that from the start. the original notebook had stuff I can't share. Anyway, I can reproduce the issue on this one. I suspected there might be problems with comments and markdown cells, so there are a few weird notes. As for sequence, triggering save (new cell or just cmd+S) seems to do it for me. Please let me know if you need anything else. Thanks! |
Thank you! I'll take a look as soon as I can. |
So, I've diagnosed the issue and it is definitely Markdown cells. Jupyter support is currently very spotty and the way our plugin interacts with cells treats Markdown cells as code ones. I'll see about fixing that soon if I can find enough inspiration to do that :) Also, there is a bug with DataSpell that causes "Tools" submenu to disappear on subsequent runs. |
Thanks a lot :) |
I'm using Blackconnect with dataspell and I'm getting "BlackConnect: Source code contained syntax errors.". As far as I can tell, there is no syntax error, since
black notebook.ipynb
works just fine. Has anyone encountered this or can help me figure out wha the issue might be?Thanks
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