Closed mrshirts closed 2 years ago
I'm not particularly set on any particular way to do it. But I do think that if people want to download the data to run on their own, it's very confusing as is. There should be a link where they can download an .ipynb file to their computer - right now, the link only leads to an html file, and there's no obvious thing to do to get a .ipynb file.
@mrshirts does this new version address your points? I have renamed "notebook" to "example" to avoid confusions for readers of the html documentation. When looking at the notebook, there is now a note on how they can be run locally. Note that simply downloading the notebook wouldn't be enough - the examples need to be present to run the notebooks.
There's a build of the doc as suggested in this PR here: https://physical-validation--166.org.readthedocs.build/en/166/index.html
Sure, I think this is clear enough for people. It shows how to get the notebook.
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make it clearer which pages are notebooks.