Kevin Bates

I'm sorry @MSeal, I didn't see this question from 9 days ago until now... > @kevin-bates How do you handle if the server hosting the handshake port rotates? We don't....

Thanks for raising this David. I totatlly agree with the sentiment of this and [proposed similar](https://github.com/jupyter/jupyter_client/issues/608#issuecomment-772934926) in the Kernel Provisioning proposal: > Although orthogonal to provisioning, we should probably discuss...

Ok - thanks for the response. The goal for the configuration piece is that existing configuration file entries (e.g., `c.KernelManager.transport = 'ipc'`) that are "visible" to `AsyncKernelManager` purely by virtue...

Thanks for the reference David. I just came back to add that I don't want to prohibit any kind of prototyping to occur since "touching" this kind of stuff is...

I suspect this is a case of the classic timing issue inherent in Jupyter kernel startup. Ports are determined and closed, connection file built, kernel launched, and by the time...

Hi @mlucool - you're right, this is a race condition. Ideally, the kernel would create/bind to the ports and communicate back to the launching application (jupyter_client), which is what the...

Thanks for the update. I believe @minrk addressed this earlier today: https://github.com/conda-forge/jupyter_client-feedstock/pull/30. Not sure how long things take to surface.

> I don't know how to reproduce this situation. Might this be the result of a subsequent restart request, while the first was in the process of completing? > I...

This is interesting, thanks for opening this issue @blink1073. If we were to include the _triggers_ that initiate these transitions, it seems like we'd have the following ... | Trigger...

@blink1073 and @Zsailer - this makes sense. - Would `monitor` then be something that could be configurable? (Thinking we should be careful here - at least initially.) - Would the...