Angus Hollands
Angus Hollands
This is really fiddly from a UX perspective. We need to figure out what the user _actually_ wants. Most of this complexity comes from using date-times rather than dates (without...
@parmentelat we need to validate and parse dates so that we can present the information structurally to consumers (such as the browser). We'll get this fixed soon! In the meantime,...
This has now been fixed upstream, and will eventually be included in a new Jupyter Book release. I'm going to try and do that today, but it's a fiddly task!...
I'm not a MacOS user. I can have a stab at this, but I'll first defer to e.g. @fwkoch who might know!
Maybe a duplicate of #1280
> Why is this not listed on the [Feature voting board](https://executablebooks.org/en/latest/feature-vote/)? Good spot! There's [a bug in our voting logic](https://github.com/executablebooks/meta/pull/973) that we've identified and will look to fixing :)
@bsipocz please feel free to merge things like this! Worst case, we break ci!
1. Rename `content` to `provisioning` :) 2. Nest `nbgitpuller` as a provisioner type.
This needs more work, but I don't have cycles in this very moment to undertake it. More notes: Hubs can actually support image building. There are actually the following deployment...
It's clear that the `ref` and `provider` keys are relevant to all target types. These are "static" references, which are less useful for _local_ invocations of remote execution. Here are...