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Kernel testing and listing infrastructure
Hello! I'm doing a vscode extension tool. I just found that python version >=3.8.0 cannot jupyter install pysparkkerrnel. However, it can work if python
The https://jupyter.org/kernels page listed several times in the docs as the output of this repo gives a 404 error.
> As a maintainer, when my kernel fails some tests, I would like to get an email! In `kernel/xyzkernel/meta.whatever`, offer a place to capture notifications, starting with email: ```yaml "notifications":...
To start catching issues earlier, it would be great to start testing development versions of various components. - [ ] pull from package managers - [ ] install from github...
- Travis has built in support for doing scheduled jobs (e.g. nightly builds), but needs external storage for results. - Circle would need an external trigger to run the builds,...
Start the infrastructure to use a fresh docker container per: - [ ] kernel - [ ] feature - doesn't test cleanup kinda things
Test outputs will be in JSON files, something along the lines of: ```json { "kernel_name": "python", "variant": "pip_stable", "kernel_version": "5.1", "features": { "kernel_info": "passed", ... } } ``` We will...
Options: - [ ] travis-ci - supports cron (with special permission) - artifacts via s3 - [ ] circle-ci - nice, addressable artifacts - [ ] project jenkins - we...