Make a notebook writable after successful save-as #5296
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| # even after a refresh | ||
| refresh_notebook(notebook) | ||
| assert notebook.get_cell_contents(index=0) == test_content_0 | ||
| assert notebook.get_cell_contents(index=1) == test_content_1 |
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This PR fixes #1324.
When edits were made in a read-only notebook there was no way to preserve these changes.
(See also Stack Overflow: How to save changes in read-only Jupyter Notebook)