JupyterHub updated their wording from (black|white)list to (blocked|allowed)_users, and the code was not handling it well. This PR should fix those failures.
I'm disappointed in JupyterHub that they decided to break backward compatibility in this way on a minor version release. I think that the intent behind the change is good, but the actual change is clumsy and haphazard.
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JupyterHub updated their wording from
(black|white)listto(blocked|allowed)_users, and the code was not handling it well. This PR should fix those failures.I'm disappointed in JupyterHub that they decided to break backward compatibility in this way on a minor version release. I think that the intent behind the change is good, but the actual change is clumsy and haphazard.
Signed-off-by: Thomas Kelley distortedsignal@gmail.com