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Brian Hulette updated BEAM-14515:
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Description:
Some aspects of interactive Beam (e.g. triggering execution with ib.collect)
make sense to use outside of a Jupyter notebook. We should make sure that
use-cases like this are possible, and we only require a notebook if it's
actually necessary. In my mind that should just be features that are
_explicitly_ integrating with Jupyter, like side panels, custom magics, etc...
Things like caching and plotting tools even make sense to use outside of
Jupyter (a plotting tool can return a handle that the user could use to save
the plot as an image).
was:
Some aspects of interactive Beam (e.g. triggering execution with ib.collect)
make sense to use outside of a Jupyter notebook. We should make sure that
use-cases like this are possible, and we only require a notebook if it's
actually necessary. In my mind that should just be features that are
_excplicitly_ integrating with Jupyter, like side panels, custom magics, etc...
Things like caching and plotting tools even make sense to use outside of
Jupyter (a plotting tool can return a handle that the user could use to save
the plot as an image).
> Decouple interactive Beam from Jupyter
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> Key: BEAM-14515
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/BEAM-14515
> Project: Beam
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: runner-py-interactive
> Reporter: Brian Hulette
> Priority: P2
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> Some aspects of interactive Beam (e.g. triggering execution with ib.collect)
> make sense to use outside of a Jupyter notebook. We should make sure that
> use-cases like this are possible, and we only require a notebook if it's
> actually necessary. In my mind that should just be features that are
> _explicitly_ integrating with Jupyter, like side panels, custom magics, etc...
> Things like caching and plotting tools even make sense to use outside of
> Jupyter (a plotting tool can return a handle that the user could use to save
> the plot as an image).
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