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aquirdTurtle / Collapsible_Headings

Implements Collapsible Headers for Jupyter Lab Notebooks
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Jupyter Lab 3.1.16 broke collapsible headings? #45

Open KareemAlSaudi-RUG opened 3 years ago

KareemAlSaudi-RUG commented 3 years ago

I moved from Jupyter Lab 3.0.X (forgot exactly which version) to version 3.1.16 and suddenly all of my headings look nothing like they did pre-update. Is there a compatibility issue with this extension and version 3.1.16 of Jupyter Lab?

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In the above image I note that, collapsing headings prior did not tell me how many 'cells were hidden'. Additionally, in "part 2", suddenly there are cells that are hidden (I can press Shift + Enter to execute them but I cannot otherwise see them).

aquirdTurtle commented 3 years ago

Presumably this is because the folks over at the main jupyterlab repo were working on implementing a similar solution directly into the jupyterlab core (probably good for the functionality in the end). See here:

https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/pull/10260

I have not tested this out with the new Jupyter version, but quite possibly the extensions won't play well with each other, so my first order suggestion is to simply uninstall this extension. Probably before too long there will be no reason to keep this repo since similar functionality (or better) will be implemented in the shipped version.

seeM commented 1 year ago

@aquirdTurtle Thank you for creating this extension! It's one the features I missed most from Jupyter classic.

It seems that Jupyter Lab 4.0.0rc0 now has all of the collapsible heading functionality. Is it perhaps worth more officially deprecating this extension and updating the readme to point users to Lab 4.0.0?