Kevin Bates

Hi @fresende - thank you for opening this issue, and I sincerely apologize for the lack of a response. Could you describe the issue with having a fixed PVC name?...

> let the clients request a session if they need one, and make them send the session ID explicitly in subsequent requests. :+1: isolation is a tough nut to crack,...

This appears to have been addressed in 1.25 via https://github.com/kubernetes/autoscaler/pull/4990. You might try confirming the actual deployed version in the CA POD log. We (I work with @kyland-holmes) found we...

Hi @yves-surrel - it looks like you've identified a possible issue. I'm not familiar with `jupyter console` but see the `consoleapp.py` file in the repo - although there is no...

@yves-surrel - sorry about that, didn't realize that `cache_ports` was not configurable and see that I had that very question on #492 that was never answered. :smile: To test this...

Thanks for the `jupyter_console` tip @blink1073. Looking at `jupyter_console`, and given that it derives from `JupyterConsoleApp`, it does seem like making `KernelManager.cache_ports` configurable is the way forward here. @martinRenou or...

This makes good sense to me @maartenbreddels - thanks for creating this issue. I don't see any compatibility issues with this. I suppose some external apps could read the server...

Hi @Erica-Ko - this is actually a different issue and, for now, unrelated to dateutil. You have what appears to be a dev version of `jupyter_core` `4.7` - which doesn't...

> I think in jupyter-server we always use AsyncKernelManager, right? By default, instances of `ServerKernelManager` (which derives from `AsyncKernelManager`) are created via `AsyncMappingKernelManager`. Because folks can similarly configure their own...

Hi @merqri and @fm2022aa. I'm curious why this hasn't always been an issue. Was there a version update that triggered this? Does this only occur under certain custom role configurations?...