Dave Hirschfeld

What output do you see in the logs?

It's the output from the `jupyterhub` process - i.e. if you run: ``` jupyterhub --port=80 --debug ``` ...the output from that command will also show debug information from your authenticator...

Sorry, I'm on Windows (and not an LDAP expert) so that doesn't mean much to me. I'd suggest re-posting the logs with a lot more context (i.e. the entire log...

Wondering if there isn't a way to share most (all of the frontend?) code by abstracting out the api calls (different server extension, same JupyterLab extension). Just musing out loud...

I'm still formulating my opinions on that front! Also, different JupyterHub deployments might require different solutions. I do think a personal access token is the right way for this extension...

This extension currently does work fine with GitHub Enterprise and work is ongoing to make that integration more seamless.

@deppfx - currently, if you install the server (python) extension you can configure the `api_url` in the notebook configuration file: https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab-github#3-installing-the-serverextension ```python c.GitHubConfig.api_url = 'https://git.myserver.com/api/v3' ``` To get the Open...

This would be an awesome feature! Implementation-wise I'm wondering if it would have to somehow interact with the [`jupyterlab-git`](https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab-git) extension. I can imagine having a `downloadFolder` configurable with repositories being...

> not sure why the button clicked closed... https://twitter.com/mariorod1/status/1542189296240713730

IIUC SQL Server uses a custom `MS_Description` *"extended property"* to store comments for schemas/tables/columns. To add a column comment you would use the [`sp_addextendedproperty`](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/relational-databases/system-stored-procedures/sp-addextendedproperty-transact-sql?redirectedfrom=MSDN&view=sql-server-ver16) proc with a property name of...