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  • v2.0.0

    4e2f0a73 · chore: `v2.0.0` ·
    Release: v2.0.0 
    labpress 2.0.0

A PDF is what you get now. `labpress ./labs` writes the file you submit
instead of an HTML page to print yourself; `--to html` or `--to both` if
you want the page back.

Jupyter notebooks are read like any other program. Nothing is executed -
the notebook already records what each cell printed, so that is what goes
on the page, laid out like the rest of the record rather than like
nbconvert.

The cover date can be set instead of being whatever day you built it.
And two page break fixes: short blocks no longer waste the page they were
pushed off, and the footer no longer prints on top of the last line.
    Verified

  • v1.0.0

    a7b06418 · docs: show a preview of a generated record in the README ·
    Release: v1.0.0 
    labpress 1.0.0

First release. Point it at a folder of lab programs and it compiles them,
runs them against the inputs you give it, captures the real terminal
session and builds a print-ready record, with a PDF if you want one.

C, C++, Python and Java.
    Verified