Conflict between Code annotations and markdown-exec lib

[gabrielbdornas]

Context

I'm trying to build a series of python tutorials and think it will be nice to have the result of the code block execution in a result table. For this, I found the markdown-exec to help me.

I'm my current project, as I'm working in tutorials, I've been using code annotations a lot.

After install and configuring markdown-exec within markdown_extensions property, the code annotations stopped working.

So, the code results are working, but the cool code annotations option crash:

Bug description

To me seems a kind of conflict betwwen the code annotations config and the markdown-exec.

• When I do not add markdown-exec options to my code block, the annotations works:

• When add markdown-exec options to my code block, it starts to work, but the annotations crash (exec="1" source="tabbed-left"):

Related links

• Reporting a bug
• FR: Editable code blocks issue.
• Run PythonCode on a docu side discussion.

Reproduction

The problem could be seen at this branch of my code.

Steps to reproduce

1. Clone the code.
2. Install requirements with pip install -r requirements.txt.
3. Rum mkdocs serve.
4. Viste the page located at http://localhost:8000/blog/python-course---class-1/#your-first-python-program

Obs.: The conflicted code is located at this file.

Browser

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[squidfunk]

Thanks for reporting. Since we do not officially support markdown-exec, I'm converting this to a discussion and tagging @pawamoy for visibility. If we can make it work, happy to review a PR that adds the relevant changes, but we're currently frying much, much bigger fish that we cannot budget time to add support for additional third-party libraries 🤟