mruoss
Is there a way to access pyproject.toml?
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Does somebody know if there’s a way to access the special cell pyproject.toml that is created when initializing Python in a Livebook from an Elixir cell? I’d just need the blob as a string.
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josevalim
Yes, it is not something we support yet but we want to make Pythonx work out of the box with FLAME, so any progress or PRs you can send along those lines will be welcome.
For example, we may be fine with moving the TOML to the .cache/pythonx, at least you can try it in a fork and see if that unblocks you.
josevalim
It doesn’t seem there is a straight-forward location to fetch it. What is the use case?
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