I recently was doing some stuff with Python in a Jupyer notebook and was 
bothered by the autocomplete behavior.  Doing a little research I saw that 
it's supposed to now be using Jedi for the autocompletion.  But something 
seems to be awry, because if I try the example here 
(https://mail.scipy.org/pipermail/ipython-dev/2016-May/017099.html):

('je'+'di').upper().<tab>

. . . the only completion I get is "ipynb_checkpoints/", which seems to be some 
kind of global generic completion.

The reason I'm asking here on Jupyter list is that the completion works 
correctly if I try it in a console IPython session.  So it seems something is 
misconfigured
between IPython and Jupyter.  Do I need to do something special to get this new 
completion working in Jupyter?


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