Chris Broz

While position v1 doesn't retain a concept of skeleton, it does reuse bodyparts across projects. I took a look at the unique sets of bodyparts used for existing projects and...

> I can kind of see the motivation for this PR but It would be helpful if you would lay out the logic in the body. ✅ Added explicit rationale...

> Should this issue be linked / addressed here? #1269 I think I would like to have a discussion on backwards compatibility before addressing the overlap question. What should happen...

@khl02007 - Do you have a snippet that can achieve this?

The html table style is defined [here](https://github.com/datajoint/datajoint-python/blob/master/datajoint/preview.py#L58), hardcoded for light themes. Not ideal, but running an editable install would allow you to adjust these values

I can see a few possible paths... 1. Determine theme and adjust html accordingly. [Discussion](https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/issues/3855) - Pros: maintains status quo for light-mode users - Cons: maintenance burden of front-end variance...

> Has anybody worked on that? Not that I'm aware of. I still edit the HTML of my installs for each env

> Thanks [@CBroz1](https://github.com/CBroz1) - could you provide a mini-tutorial here on how to do that? Sure - 1. Clone this repo, do an editable install within your conda environment ```bash...

Those logging.info and print statements should be visible when called by default. If not, that's more likely an issue with how the populate is being called (jupyter, ipython, etc. config),...

Makes sense Eric and I were chatting recently related to #1299 about ways to user-prompt close-enough matches