deshaw / jupyterlab-execute-time

A JupyterLab extension for displaying cell timings
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Single line code obscured by abnormally high horizontal scroll bar when backspacing #65

Open LunarLanding opened 2 years ago

LunarLanding commented 2 years ago

Description

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Reproduce

  1. Write long line of code.
  2. Execute to get a timing.
  3. Enter edit mode on the executed cell and backspace.
  4. See scrollbar show up and obscure the code.

Expected behavior

Scrollbar should be the same size as when no timing is shown.

Context

If this is not immediately reproducible I can try it in minimal environment/provide more detail.

mlucool commented 2 years ago

Humm, I don't see this issue: image

LunarLanding commented 2 years ago

Humm, I don't see this issue: image

@mlucool Thanks for trying to reproduce! Could you let me know what is your browser / OS / JupyterLab version / jupyterlab-execute-time version?

krassowski commented 7 months ago

@LunarLanding do you still see this issue in JupyterLab 4.x with jupyterlab-execute-time 3.x?

LunarLanding commented 7 months ago

@krassowski I can confirm that on 3.1.2 and jupyterlab 4.1.4 the problem persists. Sometimes the scrollbar is smaller, approx 1/5 of a line height, (still overlaps with the input box text), but not consistently.