Eric Charles

> Now you can get syntax errors, grammar checks etc when you have a suitable server installed. Is there such a LSP server for markdown? On https://jupyterlab-lsp.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Language%20Servers.html it is suggested...

@krassowski Just read on the doc > If you wish to install these someplace else, you may need to specify where you install them with [extra_node_roots](https://jupyterlab-lsp.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Language%20Servers.html#./Configuring.html#extra_node_roots). I have added that...

> we should have a look to see if there is a good one which does not require Node.js (there was not one back when I looked few years ago)....

When I click on TAB in a Markdown content, I see the following log, but nothing shows up (btw the LSP autocomplete for python works fine). ``` [D 2024-05-15 10:49:48.393...

Thx a lot @krassowski for the explanation. I get indeed spell check working and may try later the vscode one for completion. 

> I need to apologize for the existing documentation (still converting from EG), tests (that are nearly zero), and lack of an installable package (hopefully soon), so bear with us....

@kevin-bates While upgrading my remote provisionner on Kubernetes setup from `2.5.0` to `3.1.0`, I struggle with the public key. I have updated the pod spec (adding the `PUBLIC_KEY` env) and...

PS: Before tackling this issue, I am upgrading my experiments to have a working basis.

Thx for the help @kevin-bates. I have updated the kernelspec to add the public-key param and now it works. Have a happy end of year.

@consideRatio Makes sense. `z2jkh` should just point to the reference kubespawner docs, maybe giving simple examples to illustrate how to configure the helm deployment. However, in https://github.com/jupyterhub/kubespawner/pull/735/files, I don't see...