Closed AurelienJaquier closed 11 months ago
Nice change.
Yeah jupyter and git do these. Those differences must be created after you execute the cells.
So I think if you git reset and then remove the lines and not execute the notebook cells then it should not add those.
I actually did not execute the cells. I just removed the line, and saved in VScode.
Oh, I see. Hmm if vscode did something and not displayed it, then the javascript lines can still be selected via git add -p PATH_TO_NOTEBOOK
if you want to remove them.
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I only removed one line in each jupyter notebook, and it does not look like anything else has changed, when checking visually. @anilbey do you know why other lines have been unilateraly changed here?