Félix-Antoine Fortin
Félix-Antoine Fortin
Allow disabling the extension using the name reported for the plugin by jupyter labextension CLI tools. More details in issue #322
### Bug description After running the jupyter labextension disable command on jupyter-server-proxy, the extension is still being loaded. ``` jupyter labextension disable @jupyterlab/server-proxy ``` #### Expected behaviour The server extension...
Adds: - logging of `subvars` (info) - logging of `self.get_env` (debug) Changes: - the logging level of the submit script from `info` to `debug`. The rational is that it is...
While testing, I found that when the setup time was shorter than expected, the job was unable to use all the walltime available because of the shutdown timeout. Quickly, I...
MALLET API appears to be fairly easy to use. I think twic could be benefit in clarity and simplicity by calling directly MALLET TopicTrainer for example, instead of using the...
The file has to be named `jupyter_server_config.py` when using JupyterLab and version of Notebook >= 6.5. This is because jupyter-server is replacing the notebook backend: https://jupyter-server.readthedocs.io/en/latest/operators/migrate-from-nbserver.html It might be better...
If the unloaded module was a dependency of a module still loaded, lmod display a message like this one: ``` ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The following dependent module(s) are not currently loaded: python...
When we originally designed the extension, we used CSS classes from different JupyterLab extensions to define the appearance of our widgets. To avoid being at the mercy of these extensions...
Since JupyterHub 1.1.0, the HubAuth SSL attribute values are read from the same environment variables. It was introduced by this PR: https://github.com/jupyterhub/jupyterhub/pull/2588 This PR can wait until we drop batchspawner...
This is a first draft of new topic for Lmod's documentation and address issue #639. Comments and thoughts are welcomed.