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Is there a way to remove code cells simply with a command line argument?
I know the README specifies how to do this with notebook tags.
Excludes input, output, or entire cells based on notebook cell tags noinput, nooutput, or nocell
But what if I didn't want to have to worry about adding tags to my notebook cells, and instead just wanted to do it from the command line. For example the way you can use the --no-input and --no-prompt flags in nbconvert currently.
Is there a way to remove code cells simply with a command line argument?
I know the README specifies how to do this with notebook tags.
But what if I didn't want to have to worry about adding tags to my notebook cells, and instead just wanted to do it from the command line. For example the way you can use the
--no-input
and--no-prompt
flags innbconvert
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