Dirk Roorda

I installed the newest JupyterLab app. It says it can now use prebuilt extensions, i.e. the ones installed with pip. jupyterlab-vim is such an extension. Yet it does not work....

Macos 11.6.1; Safari. Fresh install of Jupyterlab app 3.2.5-1. I did both the bundled Python environment and the system python environment. My /usr/local/bin/python3 is this one: Python 3.10.0 (v3.10.0:b494f5935c, Oct...

@krassowski Sorry, I forgot to mentioned that I installed JupyterLab "for this user only". And I did neither `%pip`, nor `!pip`, but just `pip`. Both in the system environment as...

See issues #379 and my comments in #269 I needed this kind of refresh in order to get the pre-built extension jupyterlab-vim to work. Since the last version I noticed...

This might work for one fixed directory, but I have many folders with notes and images. For me the better workaround is: Suppose the note is in ``` /foo/bar/note.md ```...

I have found a hot fix: In the `main.js` of the pandoc plugin, in the function`const pandoc = ...`, under the line ``` let args = []; ``` add these...

Of course, this is a fix in the generated `main.js`. @OliverBalfour Maybe you can review this proposal and fix it in the source? I think this will improve the plugin...

No notebook that I try gets rendered. Even the home page (https://nbviewer.jupyter.org) gives this error now ``` Error 503 Backend is unhealthy Backend is unhealthy Guru Mediation: Details: cache-fra19139-FRA 1620107600...

NBViewer is working again.

I see what you mean. Yet it is a lot of work to get it right. I will not be able to do that in 2018, I'm afraid. Let's keep...