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Using the same editor is not implied though. Only a common format for "rich" comments that is supported by a sufficiently large subset of editors. This could be
by moring 7y ago
Using the same editor is not implied though. Only a common format for "rich" comments that is supported by a sufficiently large subset of editors. This could be as simple as using the same markdown/HTML/whatever comments as before but with WYSIWYG support in the editors.
- brylie 7y agoOne example of a project that is sort-of heading that direction is Jupytext https://github.com/mwouts/jupytext https://github.com/mwouts/jupytext