Is there any way that I can locally link from one Jupyter notebook to another on GitHub without the need to embed the absolute path, such as https://github.com/jeffheaton/test-linking/blob/main/notebook1.ipynb?
I create a notebook (notebook1.ipynb)
With this content:
# This is Notebook 1
* [Link to Notebook 2a](notebook2.ipynb)
* [Link to Notebook 2b](./notebook2.ipynb))
I tried two different methods, one using the . for current directory. Neither worked.
notebook2.ipynb is actually at this URL:
https://github.com/jeffheaton/test-linking/blob/main/notebook2.ipynb
However, GitHub transforms my link into:
https://notebooks.githubusercontent.com/view/notebook2.ipynb
Which results in a bad link.
If I put this same markdown into README.md it works fine. Just does not seem to like jupyter notebooks.
I would really like to NOT have to prefix everything with https://github.com/jeffheaton/test-linking/blob/main/, because the local links:
- Work locally, outside of GitHub
- On GitHub are branch agnostic
You can see my attempts to make this work at this short repo: https://github.com/jeffheaton/test-linking