Thomas Kluyver

Yep, this is still pretty prototype-y. Once it's got an ID, it doesn't currently have a way to change it other than looking in `~/.jupyter/nbconfig/`.

Actually, I think there is a genuine issue with the tests here that we hadn't spotted. The tests do some monkeypatching to redirect installation to temporary directories: https://github.com/pypa/flit/blob/f5704ea31f0fcc579b8518ea85d641651cba4f71/tests/test_install.py#L25-L30 But this...

Probably coming from this line: https://github.com/computationalmodelling/nbval/blob/d7bc34893a9251fbfd4b270347197619c32fe6ea/nbval/kernel.py#L167 I would guess that can be relaxed with a `.get()` - do you want to make PR?

Hi, you're the first person I've heard from trying to install cite2c with Jupyterhub - I'm excited to see it being used for a group like that. The short answer...

I'm not sure how that error can come about - bindKeys is only called as `Terminal.bindKeys()`, not `this.bindKeys()`, so it should work as is. `bindPaste` and `bindCopy` are defined and...

Can't immediately reproduce. What version of the notebook do you have, and which browser are you using?

Do you prefer me to resolve conflicts by rebasing (clean history) or by merging master in (accurate history)?

OK, I've done a rebase. > I suggest that we seek agreement on what configuration API to implement in this PR, following which an implementation is made and reviewed. We...

Oh yes, one concrete reason for conflating the socket path with the port: the command template can use `{port}` to get either the port number or the Unix socket path....

OK, so you'd go for option 1 of my list? On Unix, the command would fill out as something like `myapp -p 0 -u /tmp/blah123/socket` and on Windows, something like...