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Once you get to a certain complexity of notebooks, I find it only serves to complicate my mental model to “experiment” out of order. It makes me far more likely
by sodality2 1y ago
Once you get to a certain complexity of notebooks, I find it only serves to complicate my mental model to “experiment” out of order. It makes me far more likely to forget to “commit” an ordering change.
- abdullahkhalids 1y agoJupyter notebooks do store the execution order of the cells. Just enforce a pre-commit or pre-merge hook that doesn't allow adding notebooks that have out-of-order cells.