Thomas Kluyver

That is a reasonable point - I've been thinking in terms of kernels setting up tests themselves, e.g. with Travis (we've done this with IRkernel, for instance). But for an...

Nothing stops JKT users from using `py.test` as their test runner, and from writing additional tests with py.test. I'm not sold on making JKT itself depend on one specific test...

I suspect you'd need to make at least a custom launcher for your kernel. Have a look at this part of the coverage docs: https://coverage.readthedocs.io/en/coverage-4.2/subprocess.html

I just looked into this, but it's not as easy as I had hoped. `jupyter_client` doesn't make it easy to specify the full path to a `kernel.json` file, because it...

PR #41 would allow overriding how a kernel is launched, so `jupyter_kernel_test` could run against a kernel which is not installed through the kernelspec system.

I think it should be possible to get some help from one of the Jupyter design team for this. @ellisonbg @Ruv7 - Is that OK? Can you recommend which of...

Ah, just spotted that this is on the jupyter/design repo, so hopefully the relevant people were already notified. Thanks @flying-sheep

Thanks Ana :-)

I'm not sure the BSD license makes sense for this, as it's teaching materials rather than code. We generally say that code and examples are BSD, and docs/diagrams/etc are CC-BY....

@rgbkrk knows something about sending out emails, I think.