Read nbdev-test cell timeout and timing threshold, and nbdev-create-config identity fields, from user config - #1642
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nbdev-test'scell_timeoutandcell_timing_minnow default to the config keys of the same name, so a preferred bound can live in~/.config/nbdev/config.tomlor a project's[tool.nbdev]table instead of being repeated on every run.cell_timeoutjoinsnbdev_defaultsat 600, and the flags still override per run.nbdev-create-configfalls back touser,author, andauthor_emailfrom the user config when neither the arguments nor the git remote supply them, sonbdev-newno longer needs--useron a machine with a config file. The user-config section of the config page now lists what the file can hold.The skill's test instruction drops its hard-coded flags in favour of the bare command.
https://claude.ai/code/session_019kQ64967EEsdUQuzNU2mML