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Following https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44116194/import-a-function-from-another-ipynb-file Python/Sagemath9.4/Jupyter error?
Using jupyter with kernel selections:sagemath9.4, python3
I found that the import works if the file pyt.ipynb is written with the Jupyter kernel Python3 selected, but can't be read if it's written from Sagemath9.4 kernel.
Is there a more correct way or is it a bug?
File pyt.ipynb to be imported

def factorial(n):
if n == 0:
    return 1
else:
    return n * factorial(n-1)

File for importing

from ipynb.fs.full.pyt import *
testing = factorial(5)
testing

Following https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44116194/import-a-function-from-another-ipynb-file Python/Sagemath9.4/Jupyter error?
Using jupyter with kernel selections:sagemath9.4, python3
I found that the import works if the file pyt.ipynb is written with the Jupyter kernel Python3 selected, but can't be read if it's written from Sagemath9.4 kernel.
Is there a more correct way or is it a bug?
File pyt.ipynb to be imported

def factorial(n):
if n == 0:
    return 1
else:
    return n * factorial(n-1)

File for importing

from ipynb.fs.full.pyt import *
testing = factorial(5)
testing

Following https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44116194/import-a-function-from-another-ipynb-file Python/Sagemath9.4/Jupyter error?
Using jupyter with kernel selections:sagemath9.4, python3
I found that the import works if the file pyt.ipynb is written with the Jupyter kernel Python3 selected, but can't be read if it's written from Sagemath9.4 kernel.
Is there a more correct way or is it a bug?
File pyt.ipynb to be imported

def factorial(n):
if n == 0:
    return 1
else:
    return n * factorial(n-1)

File for importing

from ipynb.fs.full.pyt import *
testing = factorial(5)
testing