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add some documentation notes about trust being per-profile
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@@ -263,10 +263,17 class TrustNotebookApp(BaseIPythonApplication):
263 263 description="""Sign one or more IPython notebooks with your key,
264 264 to trust their dynamic (HTML, Javascript) output.
265 265
266 Trusting a notebook only applies to the current IPython profile.
267 To trust a notebook for use with a profile other than default,
268 add `--profile [profile name]`.
269
266 270 Otherwise, you will have to re-execute the notebook to see output.
267 271 """
268 272
269 examples = """ipython trust mynotebook.ipynb and_this_one.ipynb"""
273 examples = """
274 ipython trust mynotebook.ipynb and_this_one.ipynb
275 ipython trust --profile myprofile mynotebook.ipynb
276 """
270 277
271 278 flags = trust_flags
272 279
@@ -49,6 +49,12 the IPython profile's security directory. By default, this is::
49 49
50 50 ~/.ipython/profile_default/security/notebook_secret
51 51
52 .. note::
53
54 The notebook secret being stored in the profile means that
55 loading a notebook in another profile results in it being untrusted,
56 unless you copy or symlink the notebook secret to share it across profiles.
57
52 58 When a notebook is opened by a user, the server computes a signature
53 59 with the user's key, and compares it with the signature stored in the
54 60 notebook's metadata. If the signature matches, HTML and Javascript
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