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for the PACE hackweek book, we had the problem that output from bash cells (using `%%bash`) were being broken into multiple cells. We added this to create the merged cells like you see when you open a jupyter notebook.
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Interesting, thanks, I'm surprised this isn't enabled by default! Looks like it is documented here https://jupyterbook.org/en/stable/content/execute.html#merging-stdout-and-stderr-output
I wonder if an alternative solution is to add a scrollbar to these cells using %%bash https://jupyterbook.org/content/code-outputs.html#scrolling-cell-outputs
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for the PACE hackweek book, we had the problem that output from bash cells (using
%%bash) were being broken into multiple cells. We added this to create the merged cells like you see when you open a jupyter notebook.