jupyter_server
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The backend—i.e. core services, APIs, and REST endpoints—to Jupyter web applications.
See https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/issues/15153 in JupyterLab. A few places might make use of HEAD request to check that a content does (or does not) exists without actually get the full content. Typically...
## Description Implementing a `NoOpCheckpoints` checkpoints class for a custom ContentsManager results in a `Unhandled error` being raised when opening a notebook in Jupyter Lab. ## Reproduce 1. Create a...
## Description Without cache directives in the response headers from the Contents API, Chrome appears to cache fetch responses for a duration proportional to the time since the reported last...
Update `jupyter_server` to complete the [JEP #65](https://github.com/jupyter/enhancement-proposals/pull/65) implementation.
### Problem We may have some server extensions needing to initialize resources asynchronously. There is for now no hook to initialize such resources. ### Proposed Solution Implement a hook `start_extension`...
### Problem It's still needlessly involved as a user to enable viewing hidden files from jupyter/jupyterlab, leading to issues like https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/issues/13108. Since there is a UI setting to enable the...
## Description If you install jupyter-server v2 as a dependency on Binder, binder will not work. ## Reproduce You could reproduce the error locally by 1. installing jupyter-server v2, jupyterlab...
## Description With `notebook~=6.0`, this: ``` jupyter notebook --NotebookApp.use_redirect_file=false /path/to/notebook ``` opens the specified notebook in browser, skipping the `/tree` view. Now, with `notebook~=7.0` (and after changing `NotebookApp` --> `ServerApp`),...
Sometimes, we don't want the checkpoints to be saved into our working directory. Instead, we may want to recreate the project structure inside a separate folder (e.g.: /home/{user}/.cache) like some...
I am running a Jupyter environment (Jupyter Lab) inside a Docker container on a remote server. Inside the container I want to restrict the OS level access from the jupyter...