Jeremy Tuloup

FYI I just opened https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/pull/16846 to hide the running sessions status bar item by default, but still allow for showing via a user setting. And added it to the `4.4.0`...

Thanks @jqrun for reporting this issue. This does indeed appear to be an issue of the module federation system used by JupyterLab 3+ when using web workers. I looked into...

Looks like there is a new repo in the `jupyterlab` to start experimenting with this: https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab-builder

No big updates on this unfortunately. Bumping to 4.6.0, hopefully we can put more time into extracting the build tools and start using https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyter-builder.

Thanks @PAGWatson for the suggestion. Would you be able to try with the latest Notebook 7 pre-release? You can install it with `pip install --pre notebook`. Notebook 7 is based...

It's also possible to try the Notebook 7 pre-release more easily on Binder: https://mybinder.org/v2/gist/jtpio/d368ab89cee5123ecee60683115e15f3/master?urlpath=/tree

Thanks @PAGWatson for testing. > Is there a way to set the default height of the scroll window? Not at the moment but maybe this could be made possible via...

Bumping to `4.1.0` as this could likely be added without introducing breaking changes.

@burnpanck would it be possible to provide a screencast to highlight the issue you are experiencing? Auto scrolling outputs in currently only implemented in Notebook 7 at the moment. So...

Thanks @davidbrochart for starting this discussion. `esbuild` is great. It could be interesting to start experimenting with it for building JupyterLab and see if it speeds up build and improve...