Bump the python-packages group with 2 updates

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Bumps the python-packages group with 2 updates: coverage and jupytext.

Updates coverage from 7.10.7 to 7.11.0

Changelog

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Version 7.11.0 — 2025-10-15

• Dropped support for Python 3.9, declared support for Python 3.15 alpha.

.. _changes_7-10-7:

Commits

• 20ef00b docs: sample HTML for 7.11.0
• 5edf8eb docs: prep for 7.11.0
• 2c023ae build: 3.15 is supported
• 2f1b95b refactor: no need for _BaseCoverageException
• 72b1bcc build: test light-threads on all versions of Python
• 16e9379 refactor: move core tests to their own file
• bc8875d test: change a test to be in-process so metacov can capture its work
• 8e5d5b1 build: tweak some version info
• b0236df test: more tests for core selection, and some refactoring of them
• 56edde6 build: next version will be 7.11.0
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Updates jupytext from 1.17.3 to 1.18.1

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Version 1.18.1

Fixed

• Fixed test test_check_source_is_newer_when_using_jupytext_sync to work reliably on systems with low filesystem timestamp resolution (#1460)

Changed

• We now use pixi to maintain the local Python environments used for developing and testing Jupytext.

Version 1.18.0

Added

• The documentation has a chapter on the Jupytext Sync extension for VS Code (#1395)
• We have added a new option --check-source-is-newer to the Jupytext CLI. Use this option if you want to make sure that the file passed as argument to Jupytext is the newest of all paired files, and/or newer than the destination file.
• We have added a section on Jupyter Collaboration which also provides a very useful autoreload functionality (#406, #1401)
• Pairing groups allow you to define different pairing configurations for specific subsets of notebooks. The formats configuration option now supports a list of format dictionaries for first-match pairing. Use [[formats]] sections in your TOML configuration to define multiple format specifications, where the first matching format is used. This allows applying different pairing rules to notebooks in different locations, such as generating documentation markdown files only for tutorial notebooks (#1383)
• We have added more tests to document the complex pairing formats, which also work on Windows (#1028)
• Pairing into nested folders was fixed on Windows (#1028)
• Jupytext is now tested with Python 3.14 (#1456)

Fixed

• The Jupytext CLI now detects if a file it has read or consulted has been modified while it was processing it. That can happen in the context of the Jupytext Sync extension for VS Code (#1411, [vscode-jupytext-sync-#12](caenrigen/vscode-jupytext-sync#12)). When such a synchronous modification is detected, Jupytext now raises an error. Many thanks to Anne Archibald for reporting the issue and preparing an inspiring PR (#1417).
• We don't import notebook when jupyter_server is available (#1436)
• Jupytext now supports more characters in the cell metadata keys, to improve compatibility with jupyterlab-slideshow (#1441). Thanks to Nicolas Thierry for this fix.
• The function find_jupytext_configuration_file now works with relative directories (#1440). This fix was contributed by Thierry Parmentelat.
• We have fixed a parsing error for R Markdown files (#1429)
• We have fixed a parsing error when the first cell of the notebook contains a YAML header that is not a dict (#1444)

Changed

• We have updated the pre-commit hooks. The code is now formatted using ruff format, and updated for Python 3.9+ using https://github.com/asottile/pyupgrade (#1423)

Version 1.18.0rc0

Added

• The documentation has a chapter on the Jupytext Sync extension for VS Code (#1395)
• We have added a new option --check-source-is-newer to the Jupytext CLI. Use this option if you want to make sure that the file passed as argument to Jupytext is the newest of all paired files, and/or newer than the destination file.
• We have added a section on Jupyter Collaboration which also provides a very useful autoreload functionality (#406, #1401)
• Pairing groups allow you to define different pairing configurations for specific subsets of notebooks. The formats configuration option now supports a list of format dictionaries for first-match pairing. Use [[formats]] sections in your TOML configuration to define multiple format specifications, where the first matching format is used. This allows applying different pairing rules to notebooks in different locations, such as generating documentation markdown files only for tutorial notebooks (#1383)
• We have added more tests do document the complex pairing formats, which also work on Windows (#1028)
• Pairing into nested folders was fixed on Windows (#1028)
• Jupytext is now tested with Python 3.14 (#1456)

Fixed

• The Jupytext CLI now detects if a file it has read or consulted has been modified while it was processing it. That can happen in the context of the Jupytext Sync extension for VS Code (#1411, [vscode-jupytext-sync-#12](caenrigen/vscode-jupytext-sync#12)). When such a synchronous modification is detected, Jupytext now raises an error. Many thanks to Anne Archibald for reporting the issue and preparing an inspiring PR (#1417).
• We don't import notebook when jupyter_server is available (#1436)
• Jupytext now support more characters in the cell metadata keys, to improve compatibility with jupyterlab-slideshow (#1441). Thanks to Nicolas Thierry for this fix.
• The function find_jupytext_configuration_file now works with relative directories (#1440). This fix was contributed by Thierry Parmentelat.
• We have fixed a parsing error for R Markdown files (#1429)

Changed

• We have updated the pre-commit hooks. The code is now formatted using ruff format, and updated for Python 3.9+ using https://github.com/asottile/pyupgrade (#1423)

Changelog

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1.18.1 (2025-10-19)

Fixed

• Fixed test test_check_source_is_newer_when_using_jupytext_sync to work reliably on systems with low filesystem timestamp resolution (#1460)

Changed

• We now use pixi to maintain the local Python environments used for developing and testing Jupytext.

1.18.0 (2025-10-18)

Added

• The documentation has a chapter on the Jupytext Sync extension for VS Code (#1395)
• We have added a new option --check-source-is-newer to the Jupytext CLI. Use this option if you want to make sure that the file passed as argument to Jupytext is the newest of all paired files, and/or newer than the destination file.
• We have added a section on Jupyter Collaboration which also provides a very useful autoreload functionality (#406, #1401)
• Pairing groups allow you to define different pairing configurations for specific subsets of notebooks. The formats configuration option now supports a list of format dictionaries for first-match pairing. Use [[formats]] sections in your TOML configuration to define multiple format specifications, where the first matching format is used. This allows applying different pairing rules to notebooks in different locations, such as generating documentation markdown files only for tutorial notebooks (#1383)
• We have added more tests to document the complex pairing formats, which also work on Windows (#1028)
• Pairing into nested folders was fixed on Windows (#1028)
• Jupytext is now tested with Python 3.14 (#1456)

Fixed

• The Jupytext CLI now detects if a file it has read or consulted has been modified while it was processing it. That can happen in the context of the Jupytext Sync extension for VS Code (#1411, [vscode-jupytext-sync-#12](caenrigen/vscode-jupytext-sync#12)). When such a synchronous modification is detected, Jupytext now raises an error. Many thanks to Anne Archibald for reporting the issue and preparing an inspiring PR (#1417).
• We don't import notebook when jupyter_server is available (#1436)
• Jupytext now supports more characters in the cell metadata keys, to improve compatibility with jupyterlab-slideshow (#1441). Thanks to Nicolas Thierry for this fix.
• The function find_jupytext_configuration_file now works with relative directories (#1440). This fix was contributed by Thierry Parmentelat.
• We have fixed a parsing error for R Markdown files (#1429)
• We have fixed a parsing error when the first cell of the notebook contains a YAML header that is not a dict (#1444)

Changed

• We have updated the pre-commit hooks. The code is now formatted using ruff format, and updated for Python 3.9+ using https://github.com/asottile/pyupgrade (#1423)

Commits

• 760013e Fix timestamp issue in test_check_source_is_newer_when_using_jupytext_sync (#...
• 2a9162d Transition to Pixi
• f412847 Version 1.18.0
• 860d9c0 Add an example jupyterlab-slideshow notebook
• b39919e Test Jupytext with Python 3.14 (#1457)
• 72ed864 Support formats lists for subset-specific notebook pairing (#1453)
• 0b453a3 Add more tests to demonstrate the pairing, including on Windows
• f96cfec Revert "Fix Windows path separator issue in paired notebooks (#1454)"
• 3b47cde Fix Windows path separator issue in paired notebooks (#1454)
• bc4f23e Fix AttributeError when raw cell contains non-dict YAML content (#1451)
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