#8473: Make .sws files clickable
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Reporter: olazo | Owner: iandrus
Type: enhancement | Status: needs_review
Priority: minor | Milestone: sage-4.7
Component: notebook | Keywords:
Author: Ivan Andrus | Upstream: N/A
Reviewer: Karl-Dieter Crisman | Merged:
Work_issues: |
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Changes (by kcrisman):
* reviewer: => Karl-Dieter Crisman
Comment:
I can taste it now that you reviewed #693. This is great stuff, good
work.
Okay, needs work because this option isn't documented. Ordinarily I
wouldn't be as strict with NB stuff because so little of it is documented
anyway, but I think it is key that `notebook?` tells us what happens.
I also have a couple questions, but they just indicate my lack of
knowledge.
* I don't understand this change. More precisely, we now have the
default `startpath = ''`, but that isn't the same as `\`. Will that
matter somewhere for non-uploading situations?
{{{
browse_to(old_interface, old_port, old_secure,
'/')
browse_to(old_interface, old_port, old_secure,
startpath)
}}}
* You said you added something to fix special character issues, but I
don't know where that is, other than the place where you import urllib -
but you only do that in the case that someone needs to log in. Is that
the only place it's needed? This could just be my ignorance speaking.
* Looks like file names with spaces have to be escaped with the syntax
`./sage -n /path/to/work\ sheet.sws'
* I also discovered what might be a bug, or maybe it's a feature...
trying to upload a file via `./sage -n /path/to/sws.sws` asks for a new
password for admin. That is really annoying, esp. if this is only
supposed to work on a local machine anyway!
I'd be inclined to separate the new notebook functionality from adding
clickable sws files to the Sage App, for review purposes but also because
this would have to be part of a new SageNB package, and it would be nice
to separate those things out. The logistics are already complicated
enough for things.
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