Chance Zibolski

More investigation shows it is calling `self.stop()` in `jupyterhub/user.py` because it's calling my `Spawner.post_stop_hook`, but Im still unclear why it didn't delete the pod.

Ah here's the cause I think: https://github.com/jupyterhub/jupyterhub/blob/master/jupyterhub/user.py#L795-L797 It checks if `spawner.poll()` returns `None`, if it does, it calls `spawner.stop()`. So my case at least (and yours probably) is not returning...

Possible phases are here: https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/workloads/pods/pod-lifecycle/#pod-phase Generally, once a pod has been scheduled, if the node doesn't have enough memory before being started, I don't think it will get started, ever....

This should probably support multiple hostnames since jupyterhub supports accessing notebook servers on a per-user subdomain basis, meaning you would need to create an ingress with two `hosts`, eg: `jupyterhub.example.org`...

Related, anyone know if there's an easy way for downstream consumers to build a multi arch image without having to build two separate images in two separate pipelines and stitch...

Ideally I could configure any number of disks. Eg: vdb, vdc, etc.

@dictcp FYI you can `chmod 777 /var/run/docker.sock` as a work around. https://github.com/lima-vm/lima/issues/528#issuecomment-1130451916

Speaking of this, would pegomock work well with vendor packages? I've got a few dependencies which I'd like to mock out, but in the past I've had trouble doing this...

It will be a bit before we can try out pegomock, but I prefer it just looking at it to gomock, which I've used in the past. I'm hoping in...

I cannot believe there are no examples for the global tern-config. I cannot get youcompleteme working without a default config. I write very little JS, and only need basic completion...