use ipython display formatter directly for missing _repr_mimebundle#285
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use ipython display formatter directly for missing _repr_mimebundle#285morlic wants to merge 1 commit intoCalysto:mainfrom
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Also fix #232, #284
I am not sure this will be fully backwards compatible, IPython code mentions that
_repr_mimebundle_is there since 6.x and theDisplayFormattershould take care of rendering all registered mimetypes, but still.My problem was that graphviz
Sourceobjects expose only_repr_mimebundlewhich is not used by the metakernel so I had to wrap that, but this looks like a simple enough fix that worked for me.DisplayFormattercan be configured, perhaps the kernel kwargs should be passed to it, not sure.