Version 0.4.1

• Indented python code will not start a new cell #20
• Fixed parsing of Rmd cell metadata #21

Version 0.4.0

• .py format for notebooks is lighter and pep8 compliant
• Default nbrmd config not added to notebooks (Fixes #17)
• nbrmd_formats becomes a configurable traits (#16)
• Removed nbrmd_sourceonly_format metadata. Source notebook is current notebook
  when not .ipynb, otherwise the first notebook format in nbrmd_formats (not
  .ipynb) that is found on disk

Version 0.3.0

Introducing support for notebooks as python or R scripts

Version 0.2.6

• Inputs are loaded from .Rmd file when a matching .ipynb file is
  opened (Fixes #12). This uses the new nbrmd_sourceonly_format metadata.
• Trusted notebooks remain trusted

Version 0.2.5

• When a .Rmd notebook is opened, outputs found in the .ipynb versions are combined with matching inputs, as suggested by @grst (Fixes #12)
• Support for unicode text in python 2.7 (Fixes #11)

Version 0.2.4

• nbrmd will always open notebooks, even if header of code cells are not terminated. Merge conflicts can thus be solved in Jupyter directly.
• New metadata 'main language' that preserves the notebook language.
• dependencies included in setup.py
• pre_save_hook fixed in case of non-empty notebook_dir #9

Version 0.2.3

Fixed rmarkdown converter for nbconvert, and tests, on older platforms

Version 0.2.2

• RMarkdown exporter for nbconvert (use it with: jupyter nbconvert --to rmarkdown notebook.ipynb)
• Parsing of R options now robust to parenthesis
• Jupyter cell tags are preserved in conversions
• requirements.txt now included in pypi package

Version 0.2.1

• Allows edition R markdown and markdown files in Jupyter
• Rmd cell options directly mapped to cell metadata
• New (default) pre-save hook update_selected_formats that saves to formats in metadata 'nbrmd_formats'
• Coverage increased