Dave Hirschfeld

`ipympl` 0.9.3 apparently works: https://github.com/matplotlib/ipympl/issues/532#issuecomment-1653044675

`dask-labextension >=7.0.0` is compatible: 

I've got a `DirFileSystem` wrapping a `LocalFileSystem` and am seeing a `NotImplementedError` when trying to use `write_bytes`. Posting here in case the underlying issue is the same. If not it...

> @nreith I actually ended up building a separate spawner for this, and it works fairly well - https://github.com/yuvipanda/jupyterhub-multicluster-kubespawner. I came here looking for exactly this functionality so it's great...

In case you're using IPython you can use the `%autoawait trio` magic command to await things at the interactive prompt - it works great and is very cool! ...doesn't mean...

No luck with the latest rc5. This is where the `AssertionError` is bubbling up: https://github.com/agronholm/sqlacodegen/blob/2a6053224d28da27c9b89aa611b9dd4c27637fe6/src/sqlacodegen/generators.py#L675-L679

It appears to work fine if I change it to `except Exception` so it seems to be a simple case of too narrow of an `except` clause. Is `except Exception`...

Yep, I'm digging into it now...

This is with [`databricks-sql-python`](https://github.com/databricks/databricks-sql-python) so I suspect there's something fishy about their (relatively new) `sqlalchemy` integration. If I patch my implementation as: ```python try: new_coltype = coltype.adapt(supercls) except TypeError: #...

Agreed - it's highlighting a actual problem with their implementation of the `TIMESTAMP` type. I'll close this and open an issue on their repo...