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| Author | IPython development team |
| Released | 2025-04-26 |
| Filesize | 594 kB |
| Downloads | 741 |
| OS | Windows All |
| Installation | Instal And Uninstall |
| Keywords | Application Development, Python Development, Develop Application, Development, Python, Developer, Develop |
| Users' rating (29 rating) |
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| 9.2.0 | Apr 26, 2025 | New Release | This is a small release that introduces enhancements to %notebook and %%timeit magics, and a number of bug fixes related to colors/formatting, performance, and completion. %notebook saves outputs: The %notebook magic can be used to create a Jupyter notebook from the commands executed in the current IPython session (since the interpreter startup). Prior to IPython 9.1, the resulting notebook did not include the outputs, streams, or exceptions. IPython 9.1 completes the implementation of this magic allowing for an easier transition from an interactive IPython session to a Jupyter notebook. To capture streams (stdio/stderr), IPython temporarily swaps the write method of the active stream class during code execution. This ensures compatibility with ipykernel which swaps the entire stream implementation and requires it to remain an instance of IOStream subclass. If this leads to undesired behaviour in any downstream applications, your feedback and suggestions would be greatly appreciated. %%timeit -v argument: New -v argument allows users to save the timing result directly to a specified variable Completer improvements: The LLM-based completer will now receive the request number for each subsequent execution. The tab completer used when jedi is turned off now correctly completes variables in lines where it previously was incorrectly attempting to complete attributes due to simplistic context detection based on the presence of a dot. |
| 9.1.0 | Apr 7, 2025 | New Release | This is a small release that introduces enhancements to %notebook and %%timeit magics, and a number of bug fixes related to colors/formatting, performance, and completion. %notebook saves outputs: The %notebook magic can be used to create a Jupyter notebook from the commands executed in the current IPython session (since the interpreter startup). Prior to IPython 9.1, the resulting notebook did not include the outputs, streams, or exceptions. IPython 9.1 completes the implementation of this magic allowing for an easier transition from an interactive IPython session to a Jupyter notebook. To capture streams (stdio/stderr), IPython temporarily swaps the write method of the active stream class during code execution. This ensures compatibility with ipykernel which swaps the entire stream implementation and requires it to remain an instance of IOStream subclass. If this leads to undesired behaviour in any downstream applications, your feedback and suggestions would be greatly appreciated. %%timeit -v argument: New -v argument allows users to save the timing result directly to a specified variable Completer improvements: The LLM-based completer will now receive the request number for each subsequent execution. The tab completer used when jedi is turned off now correctly completes variables in lines where it previously was incorrectly attempting to complete attributes due to simplistic context detection based on the presence of a dot. |
| 9.0.1 | Mar 3, 2025 | New Release | (optional) LLM integration in the CLI. Complete rewrite of color and theme handling, which now supports more colors and symbols. Move tests out of tree in the wheel with a massive reduction in file size. Tips at startup Removal of (almost) all deprecated functionalities and options. Stricter and more stable codebase. |
