Fix code output format in IPython #1155
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@divyansshhh Awesome, thank you for the bug fix! Looks good. 🤗
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In an IPython terminal, using `code` format doesn't copy the code to the output cell but this works in a JupyterLab cell. Removing the payload_manager and using the `set_next_input` method directly fixes this behavior in IPython while maintaining the functionality in JupyterLab
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@meeseeksdev please backport to v3-dev |
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In an IPython terminal, using
codeformat doesn't copy the code to the output cell but this works in a JupyterLab cell. Removing the payload_manager and using theset_next_inputmethod directly fixes this behavior in IPython while maintaining the functionality in JupyterLab