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Title: fix(cli): apply input overrides through input blocks by jamesbhobbs · Pull Request #418 · deepnote/deepnote · GitHub

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Description: Problem deepnote run --input count=7 previously JSON-parsed every CLI value, turning 7 into a number. Slider input blocks store "7" and generate the numeric Python assignment themselves, so writing the number into block metadata caused execution snapshot serialization to fail. Runtime input injection also bypassed the normal input-block Python generation path. Fix Resolve each CLI input name against the input blocks in the selected notebook scope: text, textarea, file, date, slider, and single-select inputs use plain strings checkbox inputs accept true or false multi-select inputs and absolute date ranges accept JSON arrays of strings unknown input names and invalid values are rejected before execution values used by multiple same-name blocks must be accepted by every matching block During execution, ExecutionEngine applies the value to each matching input block and calls the existing createPythonCode(block) path. Inputs without a matching block keep the existing generic Python-literal behavior for programmatic callers. The executed project retains the values expected by its input blocks, allowing snapshots to serialize normally. Tests input value checks for every input block type CLI coverage for strings, checkboxes, multi-selects, date ranges, unknown names, invalid values, notebook scope, and duplicate variable names runtime coverage for input-block Python generation, metadata updates, invalid values, and the generic fallback regression coverage for serializing a snapshot after overriding a slider pnpm test, pnpm typecheck, Biome, and Prettier pass. Notes Base of a stack: #417 (deepnote run --cloud) and #419 (@deepnote/local-runner) build on this PR. Review/merge order: #418 → #417 → #419. Summary by CodeRabbit New Features Added type-aware input values for deepnote run --input. Supports text, slider, checkbox, date-range, single-select, and multi-select inputs. Rejects unknown input names and invalid value formats before execution. Preserves input overrides in generated runs and supports scoped notebook inputs. Documentation Updated CLI help and guides with accepted input formats and examples. Bug Fixes Improved handling of empty values, equals signs, and string-like numeric or boolean values.

Open Graph Description: Problem deepnote run --input count=7 previously JSON-parsed every CLI value, turning 7 into a number. Slider input blocks store "7" and generate the numeric Python assignment themselves, ...

X Description: Problem deepnote run --input count=7 previously JSON-parsed every CLI value, turning 7 into a number. Slider input blocks store "7" and generate the numeric Python assignment them...

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