When the checkpoints deletion feature is enabled, the plugin will tell Jupyter to put all checkpoints in ~/.obsidian/jupyter/.ipynb_checkpoints.
This is far from ideal for people like me who backup their vaults with file cloud services such as Proton Drive, checkpoints might be backed up by mistake.
A solution to this would be to let the user tell the plugin where to put all checkpoints, potentially outside of the Obsidian vault. This would be a new setting that would take an absolute or relative path as value.
When the checkpoints deletion feature is enabled, the plugin will tell Jupyter to put all checkpoints in
~/.obsidian/jupyter/.ipynb_checkpoints.This is far from ideal for people like me who backup their vaults with file cloud services such as Proton Drive, checkpoints might be backed up by mistake.
A solution to this would be to let the user tell the plugin where to put all checkpoints, potentially outside of the Obsidian vault. This would be a new setting that would take an absolute or relative path as value.