Jupyter notebooks output can be quite wide when using Rich. It is possible to control the width using set_width() to make the text easier to read, at the expense of possibly wrapping some tracebacks.
Having a different width for anything that includes code (traceback or output of where()) might be helpful.
Jupyter notebooks output can be quite wide when using Rich. It is possible to control the width using
set_width()
to make the text easier to read, at the expense of possibly wrapping some tracebacks.Having a different width for anything that includes code (traceback or output of
where()
) might be helpful.