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It is not. Containers have no network access. tmpnb.org is meant only to demo Jupyter itself. Since it's free, anonymous hosted computing, it would be vulnerable to bitcoin mining and...

tmpnb talks to the docker API via `docker-py`, so you would need to get a proper handle on a docker socket, and then it should work.

In that case, you would need an alternate implementation of `dockworker` and `spawnpool` that use a different API, which is pretty much the whole thing other than a few simple...

Two implementations come to mind: 1. start a temporary server with a single "Under construction, thanks for your patience" page (ideally with tiled construction GIFs) in a background thread while...

If it's supposed to affect the spawning, the spawnpool's preallocation is going to get in your way. You are going to need to either maintain multiple spawn-pools keyed by name,...

> How does this affect repos that specify python 3.7? They are unaffected at the moment. As this PR stands, 3.7 stops getting updates, but continues to be supported for...

announced: https://discourse.jupyter.org/t/ann-repo2docker-upgrading-to-jupyterlab-4/25845

Should it just redirect to https://jupyter-notebook.readthedocs.org/en/latest/notebook.html ?

This page on IPython.org shouldn't really exist anymore. Either there is an equivalent page to redirect to (an overview of the notebook), or one needs to be added, either on...

I'd love to, but it can be tricky. Shimming out unused dependencies is the way to do much of this. codemirror and jupyterlab get pretty darn big, but there are...