Yves Delley

I never confirmed `full` being a workaround. It was suggested by @krassowski that #15288 fixed #14878 and potentially #15693 which may be related (at least they are scrolling-related issues), but...

> So https://github.com/jupyter/notebook/pull/7335 forces to `defer` for now, but this should not change the windowing mode in JupyterLab anymore like it used to when changing the settings. Maybe I still...

It appears that issue is still present in that `7.2.0b2` from the `check_release` CI artefact. I just encountered another case of scroll jump. Here is what I observed: - In...

> Are you looking for all outputs to scroll when they reach a certain length? No. If at all, I'd be looking for the converse; no automatic collapse at least...

I am really just starting to use pyfields, so at this point I haven't felt the calling for a PR yet. That might change once I've used pyfields more seriously...

Just a few cents on `asnycio.loop.call_soon`: There are other event loops out there (I'm a huge fan of [trio](https://github.com/python-trio/trio)). It would be great if this feature would play well together...

> One option to resolve this would be to split into `QuantityScalar` and `QuantityArray`, but I still think this is not a good idea, since predicting whether a return value...

I also started to observe this behaviour, though I do not know what changed in my environment. I am on macOS 13.1, with latest Chrome. I start the jupyter notebook...

Not sure this is related to #2396. That thread is overflowing with people not having the right user permissions for the folder they are trying to access. Mine are correct....

I'm not sure how this worked in the notebook versions < 7, but I actually had trouble reproducing the auto-collapsing behaviour for the video above after I had tested it...