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Import importnb to this project #45

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@yuvipanda

importnb is a newer and better version of this package, that does the same things - but is more maintained.

I spoke to @tonyfast and there is interest in making this happen. It will help adoption, and keep this project moving forward.

Things to do:

  • Import contents of that git repo to here, preserving all histories
  • Add maintainers of importnb to this repo
  • Add maintainers of importnb to pypi
  • Make an announcement

Activity

  1. changed the title [-]cede this repo + package to importnb[/-] [+]Import importnb to this project[/+] on Dec 12, 2019
  2. yuvipanda commented on Dec 12, 2019

    @yuvipanda
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    /cc @Carreau. what do you think?

  3. tonyfast commented on Dec 12, 2019

    @tonyfast

    I'm down if @Carreau agrees.

  4. Carreau commented on Dec 13, 2019

    @Carreau
    Member

    Tony is the best*. I trust him completely, and I'm always down to decrease the number of way of doing things.

    *Yuvi is also the best... I'm thorn now...

  5. yuvipanda commented on Dec 14, 2019

    @yuvipanda
    CollaboratorAuthor

    yay!

    One thing to figure out - there are users of this package now (https://github.com/ipython/ipynb/network/dependents). I guess we will have to bump the major version and break all the unpinned users? Is there something else we can do?

  6. Carreau commented on Dec 14, 2019

    @Carreau
    Member

    i'm fine bumping the major version.

    We can also look at version epoch ; but it's so rare that we have more chances to find a broken thing in it.

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