Fernando Pérez

One thing I don't fully understand in option 3: would the proposed adapter live in-kernel? If so, you mention it being written in the "python side of Jupyter", but for...

Ah, ok. It seems this would entail adding to the kernel spec information about whether the kernel supports the VSCode format, so the Jupyter server can then adapt those packets...

To keep the discussion organized, I'll copy here what I'd posted in #159... Reasons to want a stable URL for a notebook: this makes it easy to have something to...

I think many folks are going to really be thrown in for a loop in their workflows if we don't offer a way to open a notebook by itself in...

Another one: continuous keyboard traversal of cells with up/down in edit mode, rather than stopping hard at cell boundaries, forcing the user to 'pop out' to command mode to move...

@jasongrout mentioned in #87: > @fperez - would it be enough to have a button to maximize the current notebook, which maximizes the current tab so that it fills the...

Ah, sorry, I had missed #158, which is really where (2) is discussed. Let's continue that there. I think that we should not only provide within-Lab navigation (which we do...

Just a quick note for context - in a conversation with @ellisonbg about this, he suggested something might be happening by virtue of the Github authenticator we're using where this...

Pinging @ccordoba12 for a heads-up on the QtConsole side if this gets merged, so you can sync. Let's wait for his approval before merging - this change is fairly innocuous,...

With this change, all looks good to go for me, thanks @s-kai273! @ccordoba12 - I don't want to merge this without your explicit OK so we don't accidentally trigger a...