There are more than just one occurence of this in the notebook in the solution cells.
It would really be better if we could find a way to execute those cells.

I don't think there is a way to hide executed cells in a dropdown box like we did in the summer school.
It seems only Jupyterbook supports this. Even though we are currently using the jupyter book theme, and it may work now if we add the necessary tags in the cell metadata, we are moving to using the pydata sphinx theme.
It does therefore not seem worth trying to get it to work here using a theme-specific solution.

Maybe we should just not hide the solutions, but give them directly in the notebook, like we have for the other tutorials. It would also be nice to have the plots on the page, as they are quite nice.

There are more than just one occurence of this in the notebook in the solution cells.

Yes I noticed that, I'll update it.

Yeah definitely agree it would be nice to execute the cells, and display the results in the documentation page.

How about having two versions of the notebook? One with solutions and one without? The one without solutions could be auto-generated. Then we can display the one with solutions in the documentation page, and link to a download button for the one without solutions so people can try it out themselves.

Do you know why the metadata field is added to the cells?

Do you know why the metadata field is added to the cells?

I think it's just newer versions of Juputer that do that, compared to the one that was used to first make this notebook a year or so ago. Note that it didn't create the metadata, but simply added things inside it.

How about having two versions of the notebook? One with solutions and one without? The one without solutions could be auto-generated. Then we can display the one with solutions in the documentation page, and link to a download button for the one without solutions so people can try it out themselves.

This is basically what we have done for the summer school. I think generally this is the way to go, but we would have to do this for the other tutorial we have to be consistent. Plus, I do not know if it is possible in sphinx to change what the download button points to.

All that to say that I don't think it's worth the effort at this point. But we should probably do something like that if we start running more Scipp courses.

possible in sphinx to change what the download button points to

I was thinking more along the lines of adding an anchor tag near the top of the page that points to a file download from our github.
Something like: "To work through the tutorial yourself Download the notebook without solutions here!".

All that to say that I don't think it's worth the effort at this point. But we should probably do something like that if we start running more Scipp courses.

Sounds good!

Now the flares tutorial is updated so that the solutions are kept in "code cells" instead of in "markdown code blocks".
This helps us keep the tutorial up to date by failing if the code cells fail to run.

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Would a log scale help on the very last plot?

Tried with a log scale but felt it didn't make it more readable.

It might be good to show how to create a log scale though, so maybe good to include anyway.

It might be good to show how to create a log scale though, so maybe good to include anyway.

Not needed, we have this documented elsewhere. You can leave it as is.

@jokasimr the docs build is broken again, can you fix so we can finally get this one out of the way? ;-)

Sorry about that, thought I had already merged this 😅