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While some methods do validate input data, some take data as-is and can result in runtime errors or unexpected behavior.
Formalizing the restrictions, both general dataset restrictions and valid meter topologies, will allow the addition of an optional validation step for each method.
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VS Code version: 1.26.1
Jupyter Extension version: 1.1.4
OS and version: Windows 10
In the output panel, the "Append Results" checkbox and "Clear Results" button scroll with the output window, so if you scroll down they become inaccessible until you scroll all the way back up to the top. It would be nice if they could be made to float and always be visible at the top of
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Example at https://twitter.com/ProfCompMod/status/1055845233295060992.
Attached file is notebook from that tweet (with wrong extension as GitHub didn't allow upload for ipynb file).
nbval-coverage copy.ipynb.txt
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In Search-As-You-Type, Completion, and Suggestion (Elasticsearch).ipynb, in the "Post-Search Suggest" section, suggest_body contains a small typo:
suggest_body = {
"title_comp
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By either printing it off above results or using a global var that is set after each query like:
%%sql
select foo from bar
in another cell print _CE_ (or something):
> print(_CE_)
<engine-string>
Should any other details be printed/returned? Should the object be returned to perform actions on it?
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Most of the people who start out new don't find a latest feed of community hyped resources on ML and DL topics. It would be pretty good if we add a Reddit section.😄
If you're fine with this suggestion I'll put up a PR with the update