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I liked this idea, but after testing, found that the conversion from .py files back to .ipynb is problematic, especially with version 4 notebooks for which there is not yet a converter. One would currently need to use the v3 importer then convert to v4 and I am a bit concerned about this complicated trip. Also, a .py file is not a very good choice if the notebook is primarily Julia code! Finally, --script is deprecated so I think hooks are the way to go.
– mforbes
Commented Feb 18, 2015 at 20:55
The git filter solution in your link is good, you should copy your answer from there here :-)
– mcarans
Commented Mar 16, 2015 at 12:19

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