Re: [jupyter] JupyterHub on a cluster with local spawning and batch spawning

Should I do a pull request? On Friday, March 16, 2018 at 3:00:09 PM UTC-4, Michael Milligan wrote: > > Yes, in general that's the correct idiom. You probably need to explicitly > import your base class though (i.e. add "import batchspawner.LsfSpawner" > before you declare your subclass). > >

Re: [jupyter] JupyterHub on a cluster with local spawning and batch spawning

Yes, in general that's the correct idiom. You probably need to explicitly import your base class though (i.e. add "import batchspawner.LsfSpawner" before you declare your subclass). That said, both of those req_* options look like good candidates for adding to the base class, especially since

[jupyter] How to Integrate Google Sheets with Jupyter Notebooks

I wrote this brief how to on integrating Google Sheets with Jupyter Notebooks. Thought people might find it useful. I use it almost everyday at work. It makes it easy to build test cases in for data in Google Sheets or is a much easier way to pull update data than an Excel sheet.

Re: [jupyter] JupyterHub on a cluster with local spawning and batch spawning

Thanks! I have a potential addition to my config file. I had to subclass the LsfSpawner class because it appears incomplete and doesn't have all of the options required for our cluster. Does this look right? c.JupyterHub.spawner_class = 'wrapspawner.ProfilesSpawner' c.Spawner.http_timeout =

[jupyter] Science Gateways Bootcamp at TACC—Deadline extended to 3/30!

Science Gateways Bootcamp, May 14-18, 2018 at TACC -- Now accepting applications! Are you building or developing a science gateway (portal, virtual research environment, digital interface)? If so, the Science Gateways Bootcamp could be for you. Science

[jupyter] Serving a streaming local foder with JupyterLab or Jupyter server

Hi, First of all thanks for all the work and the great product you are developing! I have been using notebook from the Ipython notebook version and is great to see the evolution especially the new Jupyterlab. I wanted to share a use case to get your feedback and possibly ideas to build on it:

Re: [jupyter] Reverting to a previous checkpoint

Just to make sure this isn't an X-Y type problem. You can go to the Edit menu in the toolbar and "Undo Delete Cell". I'm pretty that in more recent versions that "undo" history goes pretty far back. Speculating further, if you have jupyter logging on, you might be able to inspect your log file

Re: [jupyter] Re: Reverting to a previous checkpoint

To explain a bit, we keep one checkpoint in case autosave fires at just the wrong moment. We don't try to keep multiple checkpoints because that would be reinventing version control badly. We recommend using a version control system (like git or mercurial). On 16 March 2018 at 08:08, Tony Vignaux

Re: [jupyter] how can i elect the browser used by jupyter notebook in linux?

Thanks but it doesnt work 在 2018年3月15日星期四 UTC+8下午11:36:11，takowl写道： > > You need to set it to one of the names recognised by the webbrowser module: > https://docs.python.org/3/library/webbrowser.html > > You can also use the BROWSER environment variable to set the default. > > -- You received

Re: [jupyter] Re: Reverting to a previous checkpoint

Thanks for that (disappointing) reply, On Fri, Mar 16, 2018 at 7:43 PM, Roland Weber wrote: > Restore from your backup? > > The default implementation keeps only one checkpoint. Unless you plugged > in a different checkpointing implementation, there's no going back beyond >