Executing the second src block above results in the expected behaviour: a results block containing "hi". However, if I replace python with jupyter I just get nil as the result. In both cases I'm able to get the first code block to execute correctly.
I've tried removing the :results specifier and using different :display options when using jupyter to no avail. I saw orgmode results being discussed in #31 but as far as I was able to tell, that issue is not directly related.
I imagine that what I'm seeing is related to the fact that jupter rolls its own result insertion mechanism. It would be great to be able to use the jupyter REPL and have access to noweb function calls in orgmode.
In Orgmode I can do the following using normal python source blocks:
Executing the second src block above results in the expected behaviour: a results block containing "hi". However, if I replace
python
withjupyter
I just getnil
as the result. In both cases I'm able to get the first code block to execute correctly.I've tried removing the
:results
specifier and using different:display
options when usingjupyter
to no avail. I saw orgmode results being discussed in #31 but as far as I was able to tell, that issue is not directly related.I imagine that what I'm seeing is related to the fact that jupter rolls its own result insertion mechanism. It would be great to be able to use the jupyter REPL and have access to noweb function calls in orgmode.