jupyterlab-filesystem-access

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Update to JupyterLab 3.4 and fix toolbar

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Fix #31

martinRenou

Missing file browser toolbar items with JupyterLab 3.4.0

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## Description The file browser toolbar is missing a couple of items with JupyterLab 3.4.0. **With JupyterLab 3.3.4**  **With JupyterLab 3.4.0**  ## Reproduce - `pip install jupyterlab>=3.4.0 jupyterlab-filesystem-access`...

jtpio

This extension works well for opening notebook files from the filesystem :-) It might be useful to try to catalogue how things are handled differently compared to accessing files from...

psychemedia

It would be nice if the launcher could create a new Notebook in the opened folder

martinRenou

Remember previously opened folders

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For now we need to re-open the folders manually after reloading the page. Maybe the previous folder should be automatically opened is possible (best effort). That could be convenient for...

jtpio

S3 bucket access

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Just want to start by saying _thank you_ for this extension, works flawlessly. IMO it should be bundled by default with jupyterlite, because it is such a basic functionality to...

juangburgos

UI tests would be useful to catch potential regression, and general testing. This might however be blocked by Playwright supporting the Filesystem Access API: https://github.com/microsoft/playwright/issues/18267

jtpio

Certain byte are incorrectly replaced to EFBFBD when opening a local binary file in /drive (while /drive is referring to Local Files)

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## Description Certain byte are incorrectly replaced to EFBFBD when opening a local binary file in /drive. (while /drive is referring to Local Files) (Found by chance in #48) ##...

tanaga9

Cannot upload files larger than 1MBytes

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## Description Cannot upload files larger than 1MBytes. Probably jupyterlab divides it every 1MB, but only the last part is saved. (overwritten for each part?) Change overwrite to append for...

tanaga9

Reading files from code

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If I mount a file system directory, open a notebook in that context, and then try to read a file in that context, e.g. using `pandas` I get a file...

psychemedia