How do you detect the output format from the jupyter engine? #8456
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DescriptionWith the knitr engine, it is very helpful to be able to check the output format and conditionally adjust the display of some cells based on that. e.g. Is there a way to get that info when running with the jupyter engine? I've read about Conditional Content, but it seems from the docs that is only applicable to text or non-executable code blocks. If there was a comparable, easy way to base |
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This is still a feature to implement and track in there: To be clear, it works with knitr engine in Quarto because we inherits any knitr behavior, and knitr knows about Pandoc. So the information is passed. For Jupyter engine, we need to add a mechanism to pass the information. |
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Understood, thanks. I'll follow along on that issue. |
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This is still a feature to implement and track in there:
To be clear, it works with knitr engine in Quarto because we inherits any knitr behavior, and knitr knows about Pandoc. So the information is passed.
For Jupyter engine, we need to add a mechanism to pass the information.