Jan Hurst

I've run into the same issue when trying to observe a `Instance(klass=pd.DataFrame)`. I am not sure this is really a traitlets problem... but more the "bad behaviour" of the DataFrame...

I'm also facing a similar challenge working with a "main" application that uses a shared library that I have added as a Git submodule. Apologies in advanced I'm pretty new...

I have a similar experience when trying to create a devpod to an azure ml compute instance (managed ubuntu 20.04 vm) over ssh when running devpod on a windows host......

Yes still seeing this every time I run a rebuild :( Here is an updated log dump if that helps... (from VS Code not Insiders) ``` [2023-04-26T02:38:08.942Z] Dev Containers 0.291.0...

@chrmarti is there anything I can try to provide to help diagnose this?

> > @chrmarti folders works too > >  > > doesn't for me I found this thread trying to understand how to get a .code-workspace file to be opened...

> There's also a chance there's just a bug that needs to be fixed. The VSCode remote containers documentation indicates that a .env file in the project root _should_ just...

I have the same issue here. I've cloned this repo and unpinned the dependency and built a private pip package to work around this. It has worked across a number...

i have exactly @rademacher-p's use case

i do have a use case where i have a submodule in a monorepo that is a patched upstream package... i don't need it to be an editable install. (this...