Kevin Bates

A proof of concept relative to kernel providers can be found here: https://github.com/takluyver/jupyter_kernel_mgmt/pull/22 Note that I believe the core functionality would be to have metadata that describes the parameters (ideally...

The `-y` option is inherited from the `JupyterApp` superclass, so its probably easy to miss implementing it. I think if you change [this line](https://github.com/jupyter/jupyter_client/blob/master/jupyter_client/kernelspecapp.py#L190) to the following, ```python if not...

Hi @saulshanabrook. The `KernelRestarter` exists solely for the purpose of detecting a kernel's _unexpected termination_ at which time it will be automatically restarted. This is when the on-restart callbacks get...

Since there's been a fair amount of churn near this area of the code, could you please confirm you're using jupyter_client >= `5.3.4` and jupyter_core >= `4.6.1`? That said, this...

Thanks - your version info seems good. Could you please provide the console output of the Notebook server when this occurs?

I think the sticky bit portion, although annoying, is just that. I think this code may be protecting against automatic cleanup that can occur on some Unix systems, iirc something...

Hi @maddukurisrinivasarao - but are you seeing anything other than the sticky bit warning message? The reference to `ipykernel` is relative to the uncaught exception, not the sticky bit. Btw,...

@maddukurisrinivasarao - sorry for the lack of response on your notebook issue. I just responded - albeit not very helpful (other than a data point). Given you're on a mounted...

> Thanks to the deep analysis Let's call it more of a hunch.

Hi @singhavneet447 - this is due to some kind of issue where the entrypoints within the `juptyer_client` 7.0 are not getting installed. Since the `local-provisioner` is introduced via an entrypoint...