No syntax highlighting about jupytext.vim HOT 6 CLOSED

Hi @Atcold

The reason is likely because the filetype get set as py and not python. Either run :set filetype=python as you enter vim after conversion or add the below to your vim settings

let g:jupytext_filetype_map = { 'py': 'python' }

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That's very plausible... looks like the plugin has a bug, where the default s:jupytext_filetype_map includes

...
  \   'py': 'py',
  \   'jl': 'jl',
...

which should be

...
  \   'py': 'python',
  \   'jl': 'julia',
...

I'm not quite sure how that happened, but thanks for finding the problem!

@Atcold, can you confirm that setting the filetype-map solves your issue?

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This should be fixed in the newly released version 0.1.1. Please reopen if the issue persists.

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I run across the same problem: the converted ipynb doesn't show syntax highlighting. Running :set filetype=python works (the code within python blocks is highlighted), but adding let g:jupytext_filetype_map = { 'py': 'python' } doesn't work.

I am using the latest version, 0.1.1, and I can see that the fix you mentioned above is included in the plugin file. My Vim version is 8.1.1343.

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The last line of the debug message says:

DBG: filetype: markdown

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Sorry, my bad, I misunderstood how this was supposed to work.

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