Marco Rossi
Marco Rossi
That's already possible as described here: https://github.com/m-rossi/jupyter-docx-bundler/wiki/Custom-export-template
Oh, it seems like it stopped working. I will look into it.
Thank you for that detailed explanation! > The reason you see different strings has to do with how precision of the number type affects rounding. I guessed it's something related...
As a workaround I can use `numpy` for the rescue and its `float32`-datatype ```python import clr import numpy as np import System s = System.Single(0.01).MemberwiseClone() print(s) n = np.float32(s) print(n)...
Ok, i will put the PR in "Draft mode" then ([Migrators and Migrations](https://conda-forge.org/docs/maintainer/knowledge_base.html#migrators-and-migrations)) to show it is currently not supported.
Copy of my comment from https://github.com/m-rossi/staged-recipes/pull/1 * I thought about renaming to, but I would prefer to use `python-` instead of `-python` as it seems to be more common, like...
> > * I used the mingw-compiler as some research in the source repository revealed normal Visual Studio compilers do not work > > If this is the case, I...
@fcollonval Seems I resolved the issues on macOS by requiring a newer SDK. May the issues on Windows are related to the outdated versions of mingw on conda-forge: https://github.com/conda-forge/toolchain-feedstock/issues/60
@fcollonval Looks my initial research was about the compile error was right, however `libpython` has to be added to `host` instead of `build`.
@conda-forge/staged-recipes ready for review