Paul Ivanov

This is fantastic, @drammock - thank you! My trick for checking is to inspect the breadcrumb node in questions and then paste its own content multiple times in there. ...

I haven't verified if this is still an issue, but moving it to the `ipykernel` repo, since it looks like that's where the fix would need to go.

The [JupyterLab specific privacy page](https://jupyterlab.readthedocs.io/en/stable/privacy_policies.html) could be incorporated or linked to from this site.

> you could do a bit more to help out with this error This is a function of your Linux distribution refusing to allow installation of pip packages into system-wide...

@JasonWeill reached out to the trademarks committee, which is how I learned of this discussion, so here's the response I provided there. This is currently just my take as one...

Thanks for the report, I've seen this as well. If anyone can get a small reproducible (or reproducible-ish) way of getting this behavior, it would help a lot in testing...

Hey there @lapotok I'm going through old issues and it seems to me like this issue belongs in the nbconvert repository, so I will move it there.

@kfish610 sorry you're having trouble. Is this happening when running `nbconvert` as its own process, or when using `nbconvert` api in a Python process? Can you try running `which pandoc`...

Once #2108 lands, I believe the remaining errors here will be taken care of, is that right?

Hey, @gwincr11 - sorry this got dropped on the floor years ago. Since it's been idling here for a while, I'm going to close it.