I am trying to convert my Jupyter Notebook file (.ipynb) into an HTML file for easier reading. Every time I try to save the notebook I get a "Notebook validation failed" error:
Notebook validation failed: ['outputPrepend', 'outputPrepend', 'outputPrepend', 'outputPrepend', 'outputPrepend', 'outputPrepend', 'outputPrepend', 'outputPrepend', 'outputPrepend', 'outputPrepend', 'outputPrepend', 'outputPrepend'] has non-unique elements:
[
"outputPrepend",
"outputPrepend",
"outputPrepend",
"outputPrepend",
"outputPrepend",
"outputPrepend",
"outputPrepend",
"outputPrepend",
"outputPrepend",
"outputPrepend",
"outputPrepend",
"outputPrepend"
]
message when file is saved
When I try to download as .html using File > Download as, I get a further more detailed error but I still cannot make out what it means or what needs to be done to solve the problem and finally download as HTML:
nbconvert failed: ['outputPrepend', 'outputPrepend', 'outputPrepend', 'outputPrepend', 'outputPrepend', 'outputPrepend', 'outputPrepend', 'outputPrepend', 'outputPrepend', 'outputPrepend', 'outputPrepend', 'outputPrepend'] has non-unique elements
Failed validating 'uniqueItems' in code_cell['properties']['metadata']['properties']['tags']:
On instance['cells'][70]['metadata']['tags']:
['outputPrepend',
'outputPrepend',
'outputPrepend',
'outputPrepend',
'outputPrepend',
'outputPrepend',
'outputPrepend',
'outputPrepend',
'outputPrepend',
'outputPrepend',
'outputPrepend',
'outputPrepend']
message when trying to download as HTML
This is only happening on the specific notebook I am working on. I have tried to save and export other notebooks as HTML successfully.
Any help is appreciated. Thanks
How to Convert HTML to a Jupyter Notebook (.ipynb) 1. Import BeautifulSoup, json, & urllib; 2. Setting a Custom User-Agent; 3. Read the URL; 3. Use BeautifulSoup to Scrape the HTML; 4. Create Jupyter Notebook Metadata with json; 5. Getting the Code Elements from the HTML; Conclusion: How to Convert HTML to Jupyter Noteboks (.ipynb)
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