Nicolas M. Thiéry

Let me bump this ticket. Our beginning students frequently change cell types by accident, e.g. by inadvertently typing keyboard shortcuts. And then they don't understand why the examples that we...

Confirmed here, with french accents. The funny thing is that accents work well in included files, and when using cling in Jupyter with the xeus-cling kernel.

Thanks @mgeier for the connection; I did some more drilling on https://github.com/jupyter/nbconvert/issues/1964. You may want to try to downgrade jupyter_client to

Excellent! Our next project to grade is on February the 9th. So I **have** to test it seriously before that, and we will have more massive testing then :-)

Tiny update: the debug flag is actually `--FormgradeExtension.debug=true`

I just tried this branch on my machine. In my home directory `~/`, I have a subdirectory `~/C` for one of my courses. I - launched jupyter lab from my...

Ok, I found the issue and a workaround. In my `nbgrader_config.py`, the path of the gradebook is configured relatively to the current directory: ``` c.CourseDirectory.db_url = 'sqlite:///.gradebook.db' ``` However the...

Another issue: if RTC is enabled, then the local formgrader seems to be opened with the URL ``` http://localhost:8888/formgrader?path=RTC C ``` Forcing the url: ``` http://localhost:8888/formgrader?path=C ``` works around this.

Aside from this, it seems at this stage completely functional. I'll grade my assignment and report again in case I stumble on anything else.

Hello @brichet, After experimenting, I confirm that the workaround we discussed this morning about paths relative to the course root in `db_url` works. For the record, here is what I...