I try to have a script convert itself into a notebook (without execution), but save it to a parallel directory.
However, no matter what I pass on as outputdir, the notebook is always saved directly to the working directory.
Executing
using Literate
Literate.notebook(@__FILE__, execute = false, outputdir = "notebooks")
results in:
[ Info: generating notebook from `C:\Users\...\MyProject\scripts\literatetest.jl`
[ Info: writing result to `C:\Users\...\MyProject\literatetest.ipynb`
"C:\\Users\\...\\MyProject\\literatetest.ipynb"
Literate.notebook(@__FILE__, execute = false, outputdir = joinpath(pwd(), "notebooks")) does the same.
The problem also persists if I move the file directly into the working directory, or itry to convert a different script to notebook (or from the REPL), or omit the execute kwarg.
Am I doing something wrong? Any help would be appreciated, finding this package extremely useful!
Working on Julia Version 1.10.1, Literate v2.16.1.
I try to have a script convert itself into a notebook (without execution), but save it to a parallel directory. However, no matter what I pass on as
outputdir, the notebook is always saved directly to the working directory.Executing
results in:
Literate.notebook(@__FILE__, execute = false, outputdir = joinpath(pwd(), "notebooks"))does the same.The problem also persists if I move the file directly into the working directory, or itry to convert a different script to notebook (or from the REPL), or omit the
executekwarg.Am I doing something wrong? Any help would be appreciated, finding this package extremely useful!
Working on Julia Version 1.10.1, Literate v2.16.1.