a soft fork of the "Jupytext for notebooks" extension

this extension https://github.com/parmentelat/vscode-jupytext is a soft fork of https://github.com/notebookPowerTools/vscode-jupytext with some fixes; it does contain fixes from congyiwu's fork as well.

in particular it fixes the following issues:

• ability to save the text source after a change has been made in the ipynb notebook: do not always blindly use subformat 'percent', it is 'myst' for markdown files
• replace the intrusive 'Open as a Jupyter Notebook' context menu item with a more discrete pen icon
• use Python as set in the Python extension settings if found
  use package-libs only if jupytext not installed

caveats:

• MyST markdown in notebook cells is not rendered properly
• if vs-code is closed while an open .ipynb file is opened, upon re-opening the file,
  the notebook will be not be found

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A Visual Studio Code extension that provides ability to open and execute script files as Jupyter Notebooks.

Like the UI of Jupyter Notebooks, but prefer to use plain text files, this is the extension for you.

Features

• Open and execute script files as Jupyter Notebooks
• Editing/Updating notebooks will result in the corresponding source script file getting updated
• Notebook file doesn't exist on disc (hence no need to manage two files and manage syncing the two).

Requirements

• Jupyter Extension
• VS Code Insiders (VS Code Stable is not yet supported)
• Python (temporary, see Roadmap)

Getting Started

• This extension requires VS Code 1.60.1 or newer
• Run the Open as a Jupyter Notebook from the context menu or editor title menu bar for a *.py file
• Start executing code against Jupyter Kernels, save changes to notebook will result in the corresponding script file getting updated.

Based on the Jupytext

• This extension merely atttempts to provide the same functionality as Jupytext, but in VSCode.
• The Jupytext package is bundled with the extension and used where Python is avaialble.
• Opening Python and some files such as rmd or markdown will require Python runtime for now

Roadmap

• Remove dependency on Python runtime for script files such as TypeScript, JavaScript, Rust, C#, F#, etc
• Seemless editing of both script file and notebook together
• Support metadata in script files (currently metadata might not be saved)
• Configuration of formats (metdata)