> Can you really rollback things effectively? Or can they serve as a
functional traceback of how someone works if they only save manual selected
states?
By default the Filesystem checkpointing only saves one version; we had
quite a bit of complain of people wanted to open a notebook, try things a
Hello,
I wonder why Jupyter recommend the anaconda installation and does not ask
to install python variables because if you follow the anconda installation,
it recommends to not update the environment variables. Then there is surely
a problem while trying "jupyter notebook" in the command line..
> I poked at it some time ago (sorry no branches), and plan to do refactoring
> of IPython's error machinery to improve that. One issue is that the
> Traceback fromatter does tokenizing and coloring at the same time (with raw
> escape sequences) instead of yielding data structures that can be forma
One further question - do you think there is anything we can do in the
meantime in upstream libraries such as Altair so support rich reprs of
errors? Sure we could just publish a mimebundle, but then then we
can't raise, right?
On Mon, Nov 27, 2017 at 11:38 AM, Brian Granger wrote:
>> I poked at
Any reason why nbdime cannot exit with Ctrl-C if launched in interactive
web mode? I have to kill the nbdime server from another command-line
session:
C:\Windows\system32>taskkill /f /im nbdime*
SUCCESS: The process "nbdime.exe" with PID 5844 has been terminated.
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Is it feasible to launch a single user server using a conda environment's
notebook version with something like LocalProcessSpawner? The API doc for
LocalProcessSpawner's cmd option says:
This is usually set if you want to start the single-user server in a
> different python environment (with vi
et al,
What is the best method for specyfing a cipher list to the nodejs
configurable proxy? I noted that jupyterhub proxy.py script invokes the proxy
and it appears to parse the /jupyter_hub.config file for related ssl parameters
and invoke them if present.At this point, I can only add
Kenneth, your notebook app in the alternate environment might be looking
for its configuration in a different location. Make sure that it finds
something valid :-)
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Hello twanmal,
could you please explain the problem you encountered?
If the Anaconda environment is correctly initialized, the notebook server
in that environment should have no problem to start with a localhost setup.
With correctly initialized, I mean that you executed "source activate
" (or
Hello Roland,
the point is this one
1) on the Jupyter website they strongly recommend the installation of
Anaconda.
2) The anaconda installer strongly recommends the installation without
updating the environement variables in the path
3) After the installation of anaconda, Jupyter asks to run in th
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