Brian E. Granger
Brian E. Granger
Thanks for investigating this everyone, sounds promising!
In these types of situations, I often find that I was missing code to handle local or remote changes differently. There are some types of events that you only want...
This type of logic: https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/blob/2607c1093539850b5b618352dc94893a8b662e48/packages/codemirror/src/extensions/ybinding.ts#L196 I see we have it for cell updates, but not sure if we have it for other updates on the doc. I forget where all...
Moving forward we will likely handle interactions with the filesystem using tool calling. Closing as we won't be using content manager directly for this, but will instead go through a...
I am supportive of this idea, although I am guessing this would be a breaking change we have to make in a major version change.
Agree with Jeremy's observations about the pain of upgrading to new major versions - we definitely hear about a lot of "upgrade fatigue". That isn't to say we shouldn't release...
At times and in places in the Jupyter architecture it has been important to build layers of abstraction that avoid a direct and hardcoded dependence on a particular library. These...
Good callout. The discussion here has stalled out a bit without clear consensus. @davidbrochart - do you want to open a vote on the team compass?
As we tackle this, I would love us to keep in mind that there can also be multiple AI personalities in a given chat. Given this, some sort of @...
I like this exploration :-) Maybe more space around the element to match the spacing of other items in the file explorer?