Joe Hamman
Joe Hamman
> @jhamman is there a downside to the hard affinity (at least optionally)? Not really. I think this is a fine approach. Of course, there is not way to enforce...
In thinking about this a little more, it may be easier for some to simply add a taint to the core pool that the hub and ingress pods can tolerate.
No. Not yet, but we could.
I'm happy to see the convention updated as you all think best. I do want to make sure we maintain the latest tag as well but other than that, I'm...
I think the helm chart is using the `TRAVIS_COMMIT_RANGE` env variable. We could do the same.
+1 from me. The challenge here will be to determine the descriptive environment that includes the hierarchy of conda environments (repo2docker-base, pangeo/base-notebook, pangeo/pangeo-notebook) without the OS specific packages. In other...
I don't think our current onbuild setup support the `start` file syntax. Something that is currently baked into how we use the jupyterlab-workspace features. Q for @yuvipanda - were there...
@rabernat - I've updated the docker version on pangeo-binder so your original onbuild example should work now.
Yes, we can do this. We basically just need to port the logic from hubploy that looks at the commit range for each image.
This is a known feature? of repo2docker. This is also the same reason there are problems modifying a conda environment from the new images (#13). I think we can hack...