Kevin Bates

In looking into these changes, here are some observations. 1. Changing the name to a UUID should be fairly straightforward. I recommend we use a UUID without the surrounding curly...

> I wouldn't recommend going this way, as a user, I rather see something meaningful when I try to access the metadata folder then a bunch of ids: Now that...

Could you please provide the output you see on the Notebook server's console? It may show some clues as to what might be happening.

@toanasahmed - this is the output on the Notebook itself. I'm talking about the terminal/shell in which the command `jupyter notebook` was invoked. It should contain some traceback information or...

@toanasahmed - we're actually going backwards here from a troubleshooting standpoint, so let's try to address the issues I see in your response and we'll go from there. 1. The...

:smile: I believe "interesting portions" of the terminal output have scrolled off your screen. Please capture the entire startup sequence, either via screen-scrape or by redirecting the output to a...

@xh22 - thank you for the complete console. Here are the "interesting" aspects... ``` [D 17:14:33.073 NotebookApp] [nb_conda_kernels] refreshing conda info WARNING: The conda.compat module is deprecated and will be...

Hi @kimish96 - your local string.py file: `C:\Users\kimish.DESKTOP-PT5P6T3\string.py` is introducing a collision with the built-in string class. Try renaming this file (and corresponding import statements).

This appears to be a duplicate of https://github.com/jupyter/notebook/issues/4050, but rather than _downgrade_ `ipykernel` and `IPython`, especially given the age of those responses, I would first try ensuring that you're running...

Glad to hear that @Dipon12. Could you please share the approach you took? If you found the _downgrade_ to work, was that after attempting the _upgrade_ approach? Thank you.