I would like to use nbgitpuller link generator to build the environment (or load the image if it already exists) directly from your xeus-octave Binder and load jupyter notebooks on one of my own GitHub repositories
The problem is that I can't do this because you don't have nbgitpuller extension installed in your environment. I can tell because when I open a new notebook with a python 3 kernel and enter the following commands...
import os
os.system('jupyter serverextension list')
...nbgitpuller enabled is not listed under config dir: /srv/conda/envs/notebook/etc/jupyter.
A simple solution (I think, well it worked for me with my own binder) would be to add nbgitpuller to your dependencies in the xeus-octave binder environment (xeus-octave/.binder/environment.yml ?)
dependencies:
- nbgitpuller
Doing this would be a win-win because the more users that access their Jupyter notebooks through Binder using your repo's environment will help to maintain any existing images for faster loading of the xeus-octave Binder.
I'm happy to fork your github repo and create a pull request to get this done but thought I'd raise it as an issue since I have not contributed to xeus-octave (although I maintain and develop some packages for GNU Octave)
I should add though that I'm fairly new to this Binder business so if I'm totally wrong about all this then please educate me 😊
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I would like to use nbgitpuller link generator to build the environment (or load the image if it already exists) directly from your xeus-octave Binder and load jupyter notebooks on one of my own GitHub repositories The problem is that I can't do this because you don't have nbgitpuller extension installed in your environment. I can tell because when I open a new notebook with a python 3 kernel and enter the following commands...
...
nbgitpuller enabledis not listed underconfig dir: /srv/conda/envs/notebook/etc/jupyter.A simple solution (I think, well it worked for me with my own binder) would be to add nbgitpuller to your dependencies in the xeus-octave binder environment (xeus-octave/.binder/environment.yml ?)
Doing this would be a win-win because the more users that access their Jupyter notebooks through Binder using your repo's environment will help to maintain any existing images for faster loading of the xeus-octave Binder.
I'm happy to fork your github repo and create a pull request to get this done but thought I'd raise it as an issue since I have not contributed to xeus-octave (although I maintain and develop some packages for GNU Octave)
I should add though that I'm fairly new to this Binder business so if I'm totally wrong about all this then please educate me 😊