Shared & Local Variables
In Cauldron, all variables are local within a step unless you explicitly
share them. If we have a notebook step named "S01.py" that contains the
following code:
import cauldron as cd
x = 12
And we want to share the x variable with the "S02.py" step, we might
expect this to work:
import cauldron as cd
print(x)
But if you run this notebook, the "S02.py" step will raise an error
because the x variable is not defined in that step. It needs to be
explicitly shared between the steps by using Cauldron's shared module
like this:
import cauldron as cd
cd.shared.x = 12
We can then access the variable in "S02.py" by accessing the variable from
Cauldrons shared module:
import cauldron as cd
print(cd.shared.x)
Now "S02.py" correctly prints a value of 12 to the notebook.