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How to input password to a shell command ‘git push’ from a Jupyter Notebook?
I have the following code in a Jupyter Notebook’s cell: which will ask my password for Github but the cell keeps on running as I can’t find the way to input my password. For some reason, I want to push the code this way. I tried to follow the similar questions but nothing seems to be working in my case.
not able to redirect the output to a file in ipython ide
I am not able to redirect the output of dir(modulename) to a file in ipython ide. Please let me know how to do that. It works for the same for ls and other linux commands. Answer You are mixing two worlds here. One is the Python world in which you can call Python functions (like dir()); in this world redirection
Interractive plots Ipython 5.0.0 in the terminal
I run Ipthon in the terminal, in linux (not a jupyter notebook). In Ipython 2.4.1, the following commands opens a pop up interactive Tk plot window: In Ipython 5.0.0, when I use the same code: nothing appears. How do I get my poping up interractive plot in Iptyhon 5.0.0? Answer From your output with ipython using TkAgg i.e. tk (python-tk)
Wrapping stdin/stdout causes IPython to lose auto completion and history features
I’m working on a script that uses the embedded shelling capabilities of IPython and as a requirement, it has to log all the data from stdin/stdout into a file. For this reason I decided to write wrappers for them; however, after switching out the streams my embedded IPython shell loses its auto completion and history capabilities, outputting something like this