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The backend—i.e. core services, APIs, and REST endpoints—to Jupyter web applications.
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The Shut Down and Log Out menu items disappeared between 2.12.5 and 2.13.0 #1400

Closed culler closed 3 months ago

culler commented 3 months ago

Description

With version 2.12.5 the jupyter notebook menu contained File -> Log Out and File -> Shut Down. In 2.13.0 those menu items are gone. This means that there is no simple way to shutdown a server which is not started from a shell running in a terminal.

Reproduce

Run jupyter-notebook and open the File menu in the web page.

Expected behavior

I expect these menu items to be available unless they have been disabled in the settings.

Context

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culler commented 3 months ago

I no longer think this is an issue with jupyter-server. It seems to be an issue with notebook. There are contexts where the menu works correctly and other contexts where they don't. I am not sure yet which aspects of the context are relevant. But broken menus seems to coincide with failing to write the runtime files, or writing them in an unexpected place where I cannot find them. But, in any case, the switch from 2.12.5 to 2.13.0 is not the cause. Both versions work correctly in some contexts.