Streamline nbdev_new: outputs are now in color, you can pass --lib_name, and it calls nbdev_export
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…_name`, and it calls `nbdev_export`
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nbdev_new: outputs are now in color, you can pass --lib_name, and it calls nbdev_export_name, and it calls nbdev_export`nbdev_new: outputs are now in color, you can pass --lib_name, and it calls nbdev_export
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Good stuff! Feel free to merge when ready. We should probably add some minimal terminal formatting stuff to fastcore to make those ansi codes more readable... |
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nbdev_exportremoves one step from the minimal hello world tutorial. Here's what the colors looks like:cc @hamelsmu @jph00