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fix find_output_cell for IPython >= 3.0 [backport to 1.4.x] - #4002
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output mime-type keys moved from top-level to a `data` attribute.
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Thanks! Also in testing this, it seems that something we did recently fixed the 'click too fast and the figure dies' issue (no idea what or how), but hooray! |
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BUG : fix find_output_cell for IPython >= 3.0
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BUG : fix find_output_cell for IPython >= 3.0
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cherry-picked as 7449e85 |
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Nice. Thanks @minrk. |
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output mime-type keys moved from top-level to a
dataattribute.Added an error-log for the case where output is not found, which should make similar bugs a bit easier to find in the future.
closes ipython/ipython#7351