Kevin Bates

Beautiful! Yeah, I feel like using both `ks.spec.display_name` and the parenthesized `ks.name` is a bit redundant since `ks.spec.display_name` tends to be a function of `ks.name`. In addition, display real estate...

@takluyver - I just realized that conda kernels have the ambiguity issue. Same display names, different kernel names (since they include the conda env), but same provider id (conda). I...

Yeah, I think the correct next step is to get the json-logging PR into [jupyter_server](https://github.com/jupyter-server/jupyter_server). Given the test frameworks are different and most of the PR is test code, it...

Hi @echarles. It looks like the issue may be that `log_json` isn't on jupyter_server and, (I'm guessing here) the shim layer makes an assumption that all notebook traits will exist...

This is a long-standing issue and one that will hopefully be resolved by the real-time collaboration (RTC) efforts. There have been numerous issues opened for this, in multiple repositories, but...

Thanks @davidbrochart, hello @amit-chandak-unskript. Hmm. One of the primary differences between running a kernel via the jupyter-server (lab) REST API and the gateway REST API, is that jupyter-server is _session-centric_,...

Right, but, as [David points out](https://github.com/jupyter/nbclient/issues/213#issuecomment-1068488433), this won't get you to the remote server. You'd essentially be rewriting `GatewayKernelManager` (and `GatewayKernelClient`). Since you received a 403, you might need to...

Hi @teaglebuilt, Access to Enterprise Gateway is available only through a notebook (using classic or lab < 3.0 front-ends) or jupyter_server (using lab >= 3) server that has been properly...

@MSeal - Thanks for opening this discussion and including me. My involvement with nbclient came entirely from the work @golf-player has been doing to [make EG's `RemoteKernelManager` independent](https://github.com/jupyter/enterprise_gateway/issues/803) so that...

@divyansshhh - any ideas why the yarn test is encountering the invalid argument issue? I see that this has been happening for some time now (sorry about that).