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I was able to track down the error. Running make DEBUG=1 html gave

ERROR: Could not process ./hello.ipynb
| TypeError: 'bool' object is not callable
|___
...
| File "./plugins/ipynb/markup.py", line 56, in read
| _content, metadata = md_reader.read(metadata_filepath)
| File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/pelican/readers.py", line 285, in read
| self._md = Markdown(extensions=self.extensions)
| TypeError: 'bool' object is not callable

Looking at Pelican's readers.py, it said

try:
    from markdown import Markdown
except ImportError:
    Markdown = False  # NOQA

causing the line

self._md = Markdown(extensions=self.extensions)

to fail if the markdown package wasn't present.

Installing markdown via pip install markdown fixed the error.

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I had the same issue, pip install markdown also fixed it for me.

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Ditto on @basnijholt & @dionhaefner's comments.

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FWIW, this is probably an installation issue. I have this problem in one environment, but not in another (all python 2.7). May be worth a fresh install.

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I'm in 3.5. Was in 3.4. Reinstalled pelican. Reinstalled pelican-ipynb. No dice. Tried the demo (with-meta-file). Same error. The install is so trivial, I'm not sure I could be messing it up (bug I've meet that challenge before!).

This isn't messing my workflow up much, but is in the "would be nice" domain. I am certainly open to being the guinea pig for testing when I have time.

Noting the installation instruction, I might be able to just workaround as I do serve it off of github. I haven't tried that yet. I know it might end up a time sink... so I need the time to dedicate to a solid try.

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That indeed fixed that error. There is also a dependency on dateutil which was easy to figure out from the error.

Unfortunately: I have a new error:

ERROR: Could not process ./Laplace_Transforms_Solution.ipynb
  | AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'decode'

I'm looking around, but I have no idea where to look for this. I'm likely missing another dependency.

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