Describe the bug
The tutorials (in the form of Jupyter notebooks) are put together as a jupyter-book and exported as static html pages, which can easily be copied and published on GitHub pages. With jupyter-book version > 2.0, this is no longer possible; instead, a MyST server is needed that renders the html pages. MyST itself provides the html export (see https://mystmd.org/guide/deployment), but the build --html parameter didn't work through jupyter-book.
Current situation
Limit jupyter-book to the last working versions ('jupyter-book==1.0.4').
Long-term solution
I hope that jupyter-book will include this feature (again) in future versions.
The static html pages still need to be served via a webserver, but there is already a GitHub Action to automate this (https://mystmd.org/guide/deployment-github-pages). So that sounds like be a feasible way.
Describe the bug
The tutorials (in the form of Jupyter notebooks) are put together as a jupyter-book and exported as static html pages, which can easily be copied and published on GitHub pages. With jupyter-book version > 2.0, this is no longer possible; instead, a MyST server is needed that renders the html pages. MyST itself provides the html export (see https://mystmd.org/guide/deployment), but the build --html parameter didn't work through jupyter-book.
Current situation
Limit jupyter-book to the last working versions ('jupyter-book==1.0.4').
Long-term solution
I hope that jupyter-book will include this feature (again) in future versions.
The static html pages still need to be served via a webserver, but there is already a GitHub Action to automate this (https://mystmd.org/guide/deployment-github-pages). So that sounds like be a feasible way.