71 cull uninteresting examples #117
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mwartell
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Presumably you thought this worth keeping? If so it deserves a better name.
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Gitbhub is showing "outputs changed" for this file where the diffs show no diffs(??). That's not a problem in itself, but oughtn't nbstripout have cleared them? I'll check by hand
treubig26
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@mwartell this tag at the notebook level is telling nbstripout to keep output for all cells in the notebook.
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Reduces OD examples to the following three:
Cleans up notebooks:
keep_outputcell tag used to retain output on interesting cells