Eric Charles

https://github.com/jupyter/nbclassic/pull/137 rolls back `nbclassic` to use `jupyter_notebook_config.py`. We still need to release that patch. Once done, jupyterlab could depend on the latest nbclassic, and in that case, the configs you...

> I am not sure what that implies. Will it then read both files? And which one will take precendence? Talking on nbclassic, only one file is read (jupyter_nbclassic_config or...

We may distinguish 3 types of setup: 1. The local setup on your latpop where you have full control on your notebook and data content. In this case. 2. The...

> Should the service be optional (so only activated if the platform administrator knows that their users won't have access directly to the content? .... If the service is mandatory,...

Hi @ept > for example, in a Jupyter notebook, the CRDT may contain both user input (source code, text) and machine-generated output (the result of running a piece of code)....

Reverting my previous comment on excluding certain updates from the change history. I said this we would need that in first instance as we would not manage the outputs in...

@ept I don't have strong opinion on the options. I would just say that if one of the options is much easier to implement than the other, it would be...

Does this PR complement https://github.com/automerge/automerge/pull/353? I am planning to use the integration tests to better understand what the sync protocol is really. If this PR has other coverage than https://github.com/automerge/automerge/pull/353...

Maybe a python binding with automerge-rs. https://github.com/automerge/automerge-rs would be an viable option? (cc/ @anirrudh)

Thx @ept. Correct, CRDT has just peer collaborative actors. In the Jupyter case, I was seeing the server as just another actor that would need to be updated with the...