In Jupyter Notebooks you can add cell level configuration by specifying tags in the cell metadata.
There are also global controls in the project settings
Tags are a list of strings under the tags key in the cell metadata, which can be set in JupyterLab, VSCode or in a {code-cell}
In the JSON representation of a jupyter notebook these look like:
{
"cell_type": "code",
"source": ["print('hello world')"],
"metadata": {
"tags": ["my-tag1", "my-tag2"]
}
}In Markdown of a jupyter notebook these look like:
```{code-cell} python
:tags: remove-input
print("This will show output with no input!")
```Table 1: Notebook cell tags with special meanings
Tag Description remove-cellRemove the cell from the rendered output. remove-inputRemove the code cell input/source from the rendered output. remove-outputRemove the code cell output from the rendered output. hide-cellHides the cell from the rendered output. hide-inputHides the code cell input/source from the rendered output. hide-outputHides the code cell output from the rendered output. remove-stderrRemove the code cell output stderr from the rendered output. See also project config remove-stdoutRemove the code cell output stdout from the rendered output. See also project config skip-executionSkip this cell, when executing the notebook raises-exceptionExpect the code cell to raise an Exception (and continue execution)
