Add --verbose flag to exec_nb for real-time output #75
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- Added verbose parameter throughout the execution chain - Modified CaptureShell._run to conditionally capture stdout/stderr - When --verbose is used, output streams to terminal in real-time - Updated documentation in README.md and help text
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This PR adds a --verbose flag to the exec_nb command-line tool to display stdout/stderr output in real-time during
notebook execution.
Motivation:
When running long-running notebooks from the command line, it's helpful to see progress and output as it happens, rather
than waiting until the entire notebook completes.
Changes:
Usage:
exec_nb notebook.ipynb --verbose
Testing:
The feature has been tested with notebooks containing print statements, stderr output, and progress indicators. Output
correctly streams to the terminal when verbose is enabled while still being captured in the notebook when saved.