Make sure TOML files are copied by Jupinx

[arnavs]

The key is to make sure that whenever we are recreating the folder structure of notebooks, that we bring along the TOML files (if any) and not just the RST/IPYNB.

[mmcky]

@AakashGfude can we add an option that will bring files based on a pattern over to the build directory. Perhaps we could add

jupyter_execute_dependencies = {
    'lecture_name' : [<files>],
}

@arnavs this might be a fairly general way to approach this. As TOML files are directory dependent do you think this approach would be ok -- perhaps nominate the first lecture in each directory to copy the toml file?

Otherwise we could add:

jupyter_execute_lang_support = {
    'julia'   :  [".toml"],
}

to copy any support infrastructure across to the execution directory.

[arnavs]

Off the top of my head, I think the second approach is more robust... otherwise we'd have to keep track not to rename/delete the designated notebook for each directory, nominate one for new directories we create, etc.

[arnavs]

@mmcky @AakashGfude OK, in the TOML refactor branch of the lecture source I added the files to the main subdirectory where they’re needed.

So that is good to go for your testing.

[mmcky]

thanks @arnavs -- @AakashGfude let's brainstorm this when we met up this morning.

[mmcky]

We have decided to implement a general approach for file dependencies that can be file or directory level static objects.

jupyter_dependencies = {
    <dir> : ['file1', 'file2'],
    {<dir>}/<file.rst> : ['file1']
}

then this will be parsed and files copied.