Data scientists on my team are regularly seeing one of these two messages in JupyterLab: File Save Error Failed to fetch and Server Connection Error Failed to fetch Screenshots: https://www.dropbox.com/s/uwl5mkkhfmyd1fh/failed-to-fetch-0...
for pkg name - Added Lmod and Tmod logos to static dir - Added editable build command to pyproject.toml - Added npm-run-all to package.json - Changed extension named to @jupyterlab/jupyterlab-lmod to match standard convention - Included yarn.lock with repo - Added install.json filemain...
Because Molten is a remote plugin, options are loaded and cached at initialization. This avoids making an unnecessary number of RPC calls if we were to fetch configuration values every time we needed to use them. This comes with the trade-off of not being able to update config values on th...
or optionally add the ability for column size adjustment inside the file browser good news, I just opened a PR earlier this week which implements column resizing:#16646- if we can find someone to review it, it may even get included in the first beta of JupyterLab 4.3 only the name column...
handlers import FileFindHandler from traitlets.config import Config from traitlets.config.application import catch_config_error, boolean_flag from jupyter_core.application import ( JupyterApp, base_flags, base_aliases, ) from jupyter_core.paths import jupyter_config_path from jupyter_client impor...
Description When trying to create a commit, I get the error "Fail to set your identity. Unhandled error". I run Jupyter inside an venv environment. But I get this message. The repo is from a private GitLab instance and I use a signing ke...
private processResponse(response: { error?: string | undefined; stdout: string; stderr?: string }, options: SpawnOptions) { if (response.error) { throw new StdErrError(`Failed to execute using the daemon, ${response.error}`); throw new DaemonError(`Failed to execute using the daemon, ...
( check_pid, fetch, unix_socket_in_use, url_escape, url_path_join, urlencode_unix_socket_path, ) try: import resource except ImportError: # Windows resource = None # type:ignore[assignment] from jinja2 import Environment, FileSystemLoader from jupyter_core.paths import sec...
It also looks like it pulls the workspace name and creates the URL from that file name by default, so I don’t think this needs its own unique interactions other than an error dialog notifying of a failed import (like this). What kinds of warnings might happen when opening a workspace?
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