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Opening from "running" panel does not use collaborative mode

Open Zsailer opened this issue 1 year ago • 3 comments

Description

If you click on the document in the "Running" panel, you will open a non-collaborative Notebook view.

Reproduce

  1. Open a notebook from the file-browser (or start a new notebook)
  2. Go to the "Running" left panel.
  3. Click on that same notebook from this panel.
  4. You will get a second view of the Notebook that is not in collaborative mode.

Expected behavior

Opening a document from the "Running" panel should also open in collaborative model.

Zsailer avatar Feb 28 '24 23:02 Zsailer

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welcome[bot] avatar Feb 28 '24 23:02 welcome[bot]

Thanks Zach, it's probably because of the RTC: prefix of the custom YDrive. This has been a major source of issues, as a lot of JupyterLab extensions don't handle Jupyter drives, and even in JupyterLab core this is not a well supported feature. In the long run, I think it will require making the JupyterLab default drive a proper drive. But we can fix this issue with the running panel before that.

davidbrochart avatar Feb 29 '24 07:02 davidbrochart

Thanks @davidbrochart. That's right. We noticed the prefix isn't used when opening from the running panel.

Do we fix this in JupyterLab core now, in the running-extension? Or is this a Jupyter-collaboration plugin that replaces the necessary parts of the running-extension when RTC is enabled?

Zsailer avatar Feb 29 '24 20:02 Zsailer

The next version of jupyter-collaboration will no longer include the RTC: prefix, to test it today, see: https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyter-collaboration/issues/202#issuecomment-2576097564.

I tested that this is no longer an issue in 4.0.0a0 of jupyter-collaboration - closing.

krassowski avatar Jan 08 '25 13:01 krassowski