Matthew Seal

No, as I stated it's a bug in how nbclient (which is doing the lifting for papermill here) is handling the logic for this situation. If you don't include the...

It might take me a little bit to track down the fix, as I've got a lot of open issues and not enough maintainers looking at the issues.

Short answer is not really from inside the notebook. A pattern we use instead is to have [a cell with the defaults tagged with `parameters`](https://papermill.readthedocs.io/en/latest/usage-parameterize.html#designate-parameters-for-a-cell) so that users overwriting defaults...

If you really need something more sophisticated, you can [extend the papermill engine](https://papermill.readthedocs.io/en/latest/extending-entry-points.html#developing-a-new-engine) to inject custom code or patterns that better fit your usecase. A few tools do this to...

Without customizing an engine to manipulate the notebook document I don't think it's possible today for your code to know what system is running the notebook kernel. From your code's...

Sorry, just getting back to this thread now. I'd want to get consensus for more folks that this behavior is desirable in the papermill project before we commit to increasing...

Basically, yeah. No one has been working on the implementation though. I think most users find that local execution is where papermill has the strongest niche to fill in today's...

I've been digging into kernel gateway work more recently. But essentially there's contractual deviations from the jupyter_client classes for communicating with the remote jupyter kernel that don't work out of...

That is true that PR did get merged not so long ago! You can set that flag by calling: ``` import papermill as pm from enterprise_gateway.services.kernels.remotemanager import RemoteKernelManager pm.execute_notebook('input.ipynb', 'output.ipynb',...

Hmm @golf-player or @kevin-bates might know offhand since they were involved with making/merging that PR more than I was. I'd have to dig into the code more to get a...