It's not obvious how to get an asset in Python (say, to load some data or code). Best solution so far is to add an R cell which loads it and writes it to temp file, but this shouldn't be necessary.
We should have an "rcloud" module available in Python, with at least rcloud.get_notebook_id() and rcloud.get_asset(). The latter is obvious once you have the former.
It's not obvious how to get an asset in Python (say, to load some data or code). Best solution so far is to add an R cell which loads it and writes it to temp file, but this shouldn't be necessary.
We should have an "rcloud" module available in Python, with at least
rcloud.get_notebook_id()
andrcloud.get_asset()
. The latter is obvious once you have the former.