Cheryl Danner

I was confused by the behavior of `jupyter labextenion list` recently. I found that some JupyterLab extension features were separated into multiple plugins by the developers to allow fine-grained enabling/disabling...

Thanks for the quick response, @krassowski. I actually mentioned this earlier on Jupyter discourse, and you let me know I can open an issue, haha. But I searched and found...

@krassowski, I've got it working now, finally! I didn't catch what OPs problem was (mismatch in `package.json`) in [the discussion you linked earlier](https://discourse.jupyter.org/t/pre-built-extensions-and-labextension-disable-not-working/15318/7) until today. I had seen other people...

Thank you for the information! I'm new to working with this, so I wasn't familiar with how it works behind the scenes or the question/discussion in #364.

Seems like this issue should be closed since #1927 has been merged?

@ggtakec, thank you for this contribution! I have been facing this same problem where I have temporary credentials, and they expire, and I lose access to my mounted folder and...

@ggtakec, ah, sorry, I am not familiar with "AWS SSO". I looked it up, and I see that they renamed it to the IAM identity center, but I'm still not...

@ggtakec, I think I may have found why I am having a problem with my credentials not being automatically refreshed. In my logging output, I saw the following (with the...

Ah, I think I know what my problem is. It seems like when AWS gives out credentials, the `AWS_SESSION_TOKEN` is not a JWT. I did a quick search on how...

@brucez-anyscale, I believe that if you wanted to, you could use the [s3fs-fuse-awscred-lib](https://github.com/ggtakec/s3fs-fuse-awscred-lib) plugin to refresh your AWS credentials. However, you would need the plugin, as s3fs-fuse it self does...