Marc Udoff

I suspect flexibility is always what people want :). In my case, my rust program is small and no one would notice double the size so that would be the...

Yeah - turns out it was a mapping that maps `/` to clear also. Thoughts on doing something similar here (opt-in)?

This code is a WIP but does work: A ContentsManager that passes to other ContentsManagers who also have a manages_path function: ``` from notebook.services.contents.filemanager import ContentsManager def make_dispatched(self, function): """...

Hi, This is a really excellent project, but like above I found it had too much overhead on larger repos. I wrote a pure rust version (with python bindings so...

> Do you mean this is not a true 1:1 match? Yes - sorry! > I also think this discussion should be moved to a separate issue. Opened https://github.com/kynan/nbstripout/issues/179

> Maybe the solution (and a better UX) would be to open files that are in the jupyter root directory for edition in the first place? My goal was not...

Humm...maybe this has always been like this? Maybe what feels distracting/different is the highlighting around the cell? It's ok to close this given it didn't change

I liked opening the old notebooks with a single click but now I still think I would still need to expand then click? Also, for many users most kernels are...

Any reason to show Untitled2 as the only child of Untitled 2? It would seem cleaner to have the case where a kernel only has one connection without a child...

Works for me, so long as a setting can set the default. I suspect most users would prefer flat view