Weekly Team Meetings: Jul-Dec 2022

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Weekly Team Meetings: Jul-Dec 2022 #152

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fcollonval commented 2 years ago

Here is a record of the agenda/minutes for our weekly meeting. Everyone is welcome to join.

Let's avoid using this thread for discussion. If you'd like to discuss something in the minutes, open a separate issue and reference this thread.

Here are the meeting minutes for the previous 6 months (Jan-Jul 2022)

Meeting Notes

fcollonval commented 2 years ago

July 6th 2022 (video :tv:)

Attendees

Name	Affiliation	GitHub	Favorite Beetle
Layne Sadler	AIQC	@aiqc	John Lennon
A. T. Darian	QuantStack	@afshin	scarab
Craig Citro	Google	@craigcitro	Blue Beetle
Alex Bozarth	IBM	@ajbozarth
Vidar T Fauske	JP Morgan Chase	@vidartf
Martha Cryan	IBM	@marthacryan
Jason Weill	AWS	@jweill-aws	🐞
Jason Grout	Databricks	@jasongrout
William Stein	CoCalc/SageMath	@williamstein	Bark Beetle
Jeremy Tuloup	QuantStack	@jtpio
Kevin Jahns	QuantStack / Yjs	@dmonad
Steven Silvester	MongoDB	@blink1073
Isabela Presedo-Floyd	Quansight Labs	@isabela-pf	archenemy beetle: squash beetles

Agenda

Frederic:
- Patch release 3.4.x waiting for nbclassic fix #12767
- Fix circular dependencies that pollutes version bump #12495
- Performance meeting after this one
Darian
- RTC follow-up
- Either proposed approach can support cell-level undo
Layne: CodeMirror6 indentation lines?
- https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/pull/11638#issuecomment-1157949900
- https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/issues/6129#issuecomment-1176449446
- Plan is to first get the migration working for existing functionality
- Team discussed ~ making JupyerLab developer use of CodeMirror extensions more generalizable

Additional Discussion

[No discussion needed] Who is at Scipy next week?
- @jasongrout
- @ajbozarth
- @marthacryan

afshin commented 2 years ago

July 13th 2022 (video :tv:)

Attendees

Name	Affiliation	GitHub	Favorite summer beverage
A. T. Darian	QuantStack	@afshin
Alex Bozarth	IBM	@ajbozarth	Iced Coffee
Jason Weill	AWS	@jweill-aws	Fizzy lemonade
Johan Mabille	QuantStack	@JohanMabille	Beer
Michal K	Oxford	@krassowski
William Stein	CoCalc/SageMath	@williamstein	Homemade fruit smoothies
Mehmet Bektas	Netflix	@mbektas
Brian Granger	AWS	@ellisonbg	Soda water with ice and lime
Piyush Jain	AWS	@3coins
Isabela Presedo-Floyd	Quansight Labs	@isabela-pf	Water?
Karla Spuldaro	IBM	@karlaspuldaro	Iced tea
David Qiu	AWS	@dlqqq	Ginger ale
Vidar T Fauske	JP Morgan Chase	@vidartf	Iced tea
Kevin Bates	IBM	@kevin-bates

Agenda

Johan
- Migration to CodeMirror 6 PR
- williamstein: in the performance meeting we learned from Frederic that codemirror 6 is significantly faster than cm 5 for jupyterlab for editor refresh/creation.
Darian
- Governance update
- RTC update https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/pull/12359 and https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/pull/12695
Isabela
- Accessibility meeting is 15 minutes after the scheduled end of this one.
David Qiu (AWS)
- Demo of file ID service
- https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/issues/12614
- https://github.com/jupyter-server/jupyter_server/pull/921
Vidar
- Tasks for 3.4.x patch release seem done (ref last weeks notes). Is there a release planned?

fcollonval commented 2 years ago

July 20th 2022 (video :tv:)

Attendees

Name	Affiliation	GitHub	Favorite Music Genre
Max Klein	Klein Cloud Consulting	@telamonian	whatever i listened to when i was 17
Alex Bozarth	IBM	@ajbozarth	Country
Martha Cryan	IBM	@marthacryan
Jason Weill	AWS	@jweill-aws	Lofi Hip Hop
Frederic Collonval	QuantStack	@fcollonval
Johan Mabille	QuantStack	@JohanMabille	Metal
William Stein	CoCalc	@williamstein	Led Zeppelin
Vidar T Fauske	JP Morgan Chase	@vidartf
Rick McGeer	engageLively	@rickmcgeer	Baroque
A. T. Darian	QuantStack	@afshin
R Ely	Bloomberg	@ohrely	Balkan Club
Jason Grout	Databricks	@jasongrout
Jeremy Tuloup	QuantStack	@jtpio
Brian Granger	AWS	@ellisonbg
Nicolas Brichet	QuantStack	@brichet
Gabriel Fouasnon	Quansight Labs	@gabalafou	Kate Bush
Kevin Bates	IBM	@kevin-bates

Agenda

Frederic
- PRs reviewer wanted:
  - Use path to extract tmpPath (Darian will review)
  - Update snapshots for challenger commit
- Add a doc section: automation with Vagrant
  I'm not in favor to document automation with a specific tool in the documentation (because there are so many). So what would be the best approach to add this? Maybe linking to a gist for a given tool?
  - Linking to Gists as a policy opens us up to bait-and-switch security issues, where a malicious actor could propose linking to a gist they control, then later updating the gist to do something malicious.
  - In general, some problems are:
    1. Picking winners, or alternatively bloating our documentation with a confusing array of possibilities
    2. Maintaining instructions that no one in the project is using. Perhaps we only accept the contribution if the original author commits to maintaining the instructions, and when it falls out of date and is not updated, we remove it?
  - Conversation from the dev meeting indicates preference for other solutions to setting up a dev environment (for example, using conda/mamba tools, etc.). @bollwyvl has some suggestions, for example:
    - this one that drives jlab-desktop: https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab-desktop/blob/master/env_installer/construct.yaml. the actual tool is https://github.com/conda/constructor
- CodeMirror v6 has been merged in master: please test it and report bugs
  The follow-up issue is at #12812
- Drop of CodeEditor facade: what to keep/remove? e.g. should we move to offset positioning (CM6 does not use {line, col} any longer).
Max
- improvement to readonly UI
- issue at #7980, draft PR at #12826
- open to suggestions on design/style improvements
- followup to improved readonly UI: show Toast on failed save attempt
- Original toast issue: https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/issues/689
- Max would like to add an existing quality Toast implementation to jlab: #12827
- eg two reasonable choices of Toast component:
  - material-ui Snackbar
  - looks good
  - super flexible
  - con: have to bring in the large mui package, though in theory tree-shaking should mitigate this
    - @ajbozarth has been using material-ui snackbar in elyra, and likes it
  - light-toast
  - small (5 kb as per bundlephobia)
  - con: smallish user base
  - In jupyterlab-toastify, react-toastify is used.
- Recently we had a vote adopting fastui as a component library
  - Note that FAST UI is not the same as Microsoft's FAST design system
- Real-time sync and the save button
- Some might suggest that RTC might make the save button obsolete
- William suggests that "save" doesn't go away with RTC, because "save" indicates serializing the file to disk, as opposed to syncing with everyone else. In Cocalc, saving by default happens every 30 seconds or when explicitly requested, or when the page closes. A user might want explicitly save because there may be other things watching the file that activate on save, like building a tex file, etc.
- (my (Vidar) understaing is RTC will autosave to disk. There is also currently an auto-save of files in Lab)
- william: In the experimental version of JupyterLab RTC that I just tested it's a mess with clicking save causing warning messages to popup, as if rtc isn't used. Another remark is that save-to-disk WILL sometimes fail (e.g., lost network, filesystem switches to read only, filesystem is full), and it's really important to have a persistent message to user about this.
Darian
- Voting timeframe: https://github.com/jupyterlab/team-compass/issues/154

Additional Discussion

Report from Scipy 2022
- Tutorial
- 15-20 people there, so about 1/4 of normal attendee numbers. It seemed all tutorials numbers were down at the conference.
- Significant mentions of JupyterLab
- Papyri talk by Matthias demoed Papyri in JupyterLab
- Scipy is going to be planned by NumFOCUS moving forward, may move from Austin in the future.

fcollonval commented 2 years ago

July 27th 2022 (video :tv:)

Attendees

Name	Affiliation	GitHub	Favorite smartphone app
Alex Bozarth	IBM	@ajbozarth	Reddit
A. T. Darian	QuantStack	@afshin
Vidar T Fauske	JP Morgan Chase	@vidartf	Todo list apps?
Layne Sadler	AIQC	@aiqc	Footpath
Craig Citro	Google	@craigcitro	Strava
Martha Cryan	IBM	@marthacryan
Rick Wagner	UCSD	@rpwagner	Reminders
William Stein	CoCalc	@williamstein	Safari (would be Chrome if Apple allowed it)
David Brochart	QuantStack	@davidbrochart
Jason Weill	AWS	@jweill-aws	Feedly
Karla Spuldaro	IBM	@karlaspuldaro	Plant nanny
Gabriel Fousanon	Quansight Labs	@gabalafou	Moon, Sky Guide
Rick McGeer	engageLively	@rickmcgeer	NYT
R Ely	Bloomberg	@ohrely	Podcast Addict
Michal Krassowski		@krassowski
Isabela Presedo-Floyd	Quansight Labs	@isabela-pf	weather apps!
Pete Blois	Google	@blois	Hiking Project

Agenda

Rick
Frederic
- Extension manager refactor using PyPI
Darian
- Lumino v2
- Proposal: let's publish aggregate vote results
- Voting timeframe conversation
- Weekly call hosting rota?
Isabela
- JupyterLab accessibility meeting will be 15 minutes after the scheduled meeting of this one! All are welcome.
- Community call hosting. Another call for interest!

Additional Discussion

v4 Roadmap
- :grey_exclamation: Lumino v2
- JupyterLab - api changes needed prior to beta
  - RTC
    - :grey_exclamation: Remove modeldb - at fixing CI stage
    - Need to settle on save/auto-save: related PR
    - Need to settle with the trust notion in RTC:
      - Fix notebook trust
      - widget trust
  - CodeMirror 6
    - First follow-up PR
    - Meta issue listing remaining bugs/features
    - :grey_exclamation: Refactor of CodeEditor facade issue - :warning: nobody is working on it
  - :grey_exclamation: Extensions Manager
    - main PR
    - Associated Lumino PR
  - :grey_exclamation: Windowing (Virtual) Notebook
    - Reviewer needed...
  - LSP integration
    - Close to be merged
- JupyterLab server - do we need v3?
- Notebook v7
  - Some features are missing in core
    - Cell metadata editor closer to cell
    - Other feature parity issues
  - RISE not ready
    - [name=Frederic] I don't have bandwidth to push on that PR
- Jupyter Server - do we need v2? yes we do need the two main features:
  - Identity feature
  - Event bus

:grey_exclamation: Critical items to start 4.0 beta

fcollonval commented 2 years ago

August 3rd 2022 (video :tv:)

Attendees

Name	Affiliation	GitHub	Favorite childhood toy
Frederic Collonval	QuantStack	@fcollonval
Steven Silvester	MongoDB	@blink1073	Ninja Turtles
Michal Krassowski		@krassowski
Jason Weill	AWS	@jweill-aws	Big Wheel
Pete Blois	Google	@blois	Cap guns
Piyush Jain	AWS	@3coins
Vidar T Fauske	JP Morgan Chase	@vidartf
David Qiu	@dlqqq	beyblades
Jason Grout	Databricks	@jasongrout
Martha Cryan	IBM	@marthacryan
Rick McGeer	engageLively	@rickmcgeer	Lego
Mehmet Bektas	Netflix	@mbektas
Jeremy Tuloup	QuantStack	@jtpio
Alex Bozarth	IBM	@ajbozarth
R Ely	Bloomberg	@ohrely	gimp
Gabriel Fouasnon	Quansight Labs	@gabalafou
Isabela Presedo-Floyd	Quansight Labs	@isabela-pf

Agenda

Frederic
- Performance meeting after this one: Notes
Mike
- should we migrate to issue forms https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/issues/9914?
  - let's proceed
  - make sure to allow blank issues
Darian
- Lumino 2 updates and questions
  - https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/issues/9757#issuecomment-999915671
  - Darian is working on this: https://chromestatus.com/feature/5745543795965952
  - [name=gabalafou]: Gabriel and Piyush are interested in working on Lumino 2
Steve
- Use hatch build backend is ready to merge [name=fcollonval] I'll have a look
David Qiu
- File ID manager progress
- https://github.com/jupyter-server/jupyter_server/pull/921
- https://github.com/jupyter-server/jupyter_server/issues/940

Additional Discussion

Scipy 2022 JupyterLab Tutorial (and all other Scipy 2022 videos)

fcollonval commented 2 years ago

August 10th 2022 (video :tv:)

Attendees

Name	Affiliation	GitHub	Favorite collectible
Alex Bozarth	IBM	@ajbozarth	Anime figures
Michal Krassowski		@krassowski
Jason Weill	AWS	@jweill-aws	Enamel pins
Vidar T Fauske	JP Morgan Chase	@vidartf
Ely R	Bloomberg	@ohrely	Board games
Martha Cryan	IBM	@marthacryan
A. T. Darian	QuantStack	@afshin
David Brochart	QuantStack	@davidbrochart
Gabriel Fouasnon	Quansight Labs	@gabalafou
Piyush Jain	AWS	@3coins
Jeremy Tuloup	QuantStack	@jtpio
William Stein	SageMath	@williamstein	beautiful code
Frederic Collonval	QuantStack	@fcollonval

Agenda

Isabela
- JupyterLab accessibility meeting will be fifteen minutes after the scheduled end of this one! Hooray!
Frederic
- JupyterLab 3.4.5 has been released
- 2FA enforcement - 2 possibilities
  - Enforce it and get people notify they have been removed as collaborators
  - Ping people lacking 2FA on private discussion (one has been created by Matthias - github: @Carreau)
  We will go for the gentle ping on people - the enforcement is planned by the Jupyter security team by the end of september. So this left a good amount of time for collaborators to add 2FA.
Darian
- Lumino 2 project board and call for help
  - [name=gabalafou] If there are necessary API changes for accessibility concerns, now is the time to outline them; otherwise will have to wait for Lumino 3. Identify accessibility targets for Lumino 2 #341
Mike
- shout out to JupyterLab Desktop which would benefit from more help, also see https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab-desktop/issues/477
  - unrelated, but the similar effect: https://stackoverflow.com/q/73278038/
- environment selection in JupyterLab Desktop https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab-desktop/issues/479
- seeking feedback on .jupyter for pre-proposal default workspace and setting https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/issues/12916
  - Vidar: VScode has right-click bringing up last projects
  - Perfer having less files than more so that is not too noisy for git users who want to store it
Related issues:
- Workspace GUI: https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/issues/6944

fcollonval commented 2 years ago

August 17th 2022 (video :tv:)

Attendees

Name	Affiliation	GitHub	Favorite mobile game
Jason Weill	AWS	@jweill-aws	Chess.com
A. T. Darian	QuantStack	@afshin	holedown
William Stein	SageMath	@williamstein
Max Klein	Klein Cloud Consulting	@telamonian	jupyterlab (see here)
Vidar T Fauske	JP Morgan Chase	@vidartf
Steven Silvester	MongoDB	@blink1073	2048
Alex Bozarth	IBM	@ajbozarth	Fate/Grand Order
Piyush Jain	AWS	@3coins
Michal Krassowski		@krassowski
Nicolas Brichet	QuantStack	@brichet
R Ely	Bloomberg	@ohrely	Terraforming Mars
Isabela Presedo-Floyd	Quansight Labs	@isabela-pf
Jason Grout	Databricks	@jasongrout
Gabriel Fouasnon	Quansight Labs	@gabalafou	Limbo

Agenda

Jason W
- Should we modify Probot to not tag issues from veteran contributors with status:Needs Triage? https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/issues/12938
- Please review old pull requests: https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/pulls (86, as young as 1 hour and as old as Dec 2018)
Darian
- Lumino 2 update
- Use native iterators
- Let's pick an SSC representative
Max
- Adding a Toast UI to jupyterlab
- Early draft PR for pulling Frederic's existing jupyterlab_toastify into core ui-components lib
- https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/pull/12959
Isabela
- Jupyter community call is in two weeks! Everyone is welcome, and you are free to share or listen in. More info on the Jupyter Discourse

Additional Discussion

[no discussion needed] FYI, ipywidgets 8 is being released this week. Changelog
- 🎉
Lab 4.0 release timeline estimate? https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/issues/9647
- Lumino 2's release is a part of this, but not a blocker.
- Possible dependency on Jupyter Server 2.0
- JupyterLab 4 Milestones (151 open at time of writing)

fcollonval commented 2 years ago

August 24th 2022 (video :tv:)

Attendees

Name	Affiliation	GitHub	Favorite icebreaker question
Alex Bozarth	IBM	@ajbozarth	What are your hobbies?
Steven Silvester	MongoDB	@blink1073
A. T. Darian	QuantStack	@afshin
Jason Weill	AWS	@jweill-aws	How about that local sports team?
Jason Grout	Databricks	@jasongrout
Nicolas Brichet	QuantStack	@brichet
David Brochart	QuantStack	@davidbrochart
Frederic Collonval	QuantStack	@fcollonval
Vidar T Fauske	JP Morgan Chase	@vidartf
Piyush Jain	AWS	@3coins
Michal Krassowski		@krassowski
Gabriel Fouasnon	Quansight	@gabalafou	What excites you in life?
Sylvain Corlay	QuantStack	@SylvainCorlay	When will JupyterLab 4.0 be released?

Agenda

Frederic
- PRs to be reviewed:
  - Increase translation coverage
  - Prompt for renaming at first manual save -- Piyush volunteers
  - New extension manager
    - Can be used in readonly mode to list all installed extensions (Thank you!!!!)
- Fighting with some stall ones: Remove modelDB and Virtual notebook
- EuroScipy 2022
  - Poster for JLab 4 / Notebook 7
  - Talk about JupyterLite
    - Gonna be one about Pyodide and another about PyScript too
Darian
- More Lumino 2 updates: JupyterLab 4 Lumino migration
- Lumino 2 migration guide (partial)
- Software Steering Committee discussion
Sylvain
- FYI - since JupyterLab has migrated to CodeMirror 6, some extension will require some significant updates.
- LSP (as discussed previously), but also jupyterlab-git.
- JupyterLab git will require to implement a "merge view" for CodeMirror 6.

Additional Discussion

FYI: ipywidgets 8 was released last Thursday. Changelog. If you are having issues with ipywidgets 7 since last Thursday (when doing a pip install), it may be that pip install ipywidgets is pulling in the wrong version of jupyterlab_widgets. Please make sure to upgrade to ipywidgets 7.7.2 or ipyiwdgets 7.6.6, since they depend on the correct version of jupyterlab_widgets for ipywidgets 7 (or pin your version of jupyterlab_widgets).
FYI: nbgrader extension 0.8.0 for JupyterLab as been released: https://github.com/jupyter/nbgrader/discussions/1634#discussioncomment-3445733

fcollonval commented 2 years ago

August 31st 2022 (video :tv:)

Attendees

Name	Affiliation	GitHub	Favorite thing that happened this week
Alex Bozarth	IBM	@ajbozarth	Lots of rain in Texas
William Stein	SageMath	@williamstein
Jason Grout	Databricks	@jasongrout	This call, of course! And awesome sunsets.
AT Darian	QuantStack	@afshin	saw a string quartet
David Brochart	QuantStack	@davidbrochart
Michal Krassowski		@krassowski
Pete Blois	Google	@blois
Andrii Ieroshenko	AWS	@andrii-i	1st workday
Jason Weill	AWS	@jweill-aws	Seattle Storm won game 1 of the WNBA semifinals
Gabriel Fouasnon	Quansight Labs	@gabalafou	art and music festivals
Piyush Jain	AWS	@3coins
Kiersten Stokes	IBM	@kiersten-stokes
Craig Citro	Google	@craigcitro	new tswift album announced
R Ely	Bloomberg	@ohrely	Petted a bunny

Agenda

Jason W
- Move triage from Thu 10:00 PDT (17:00 UTC) to Wed 10:00 PDT (17:00 UTC)?
  - For the time being, the current time slot seems least contentious, but we should think about other times.
  - Use triage to attack backlogs as well, by reviewing older issues weekly?
  - PR reviews?
Mike
- Python Logo for Python scripts: blue or as for kernels: https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/issues/13023
  - One solution for this is in: https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/pull/12673
- nbformat, trust and signature: https://github.com/jupyter/nbformat/issues/296
- opinions on ways to sort in PyPI extension manager? https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/pull/12866#issuecomment-1232891571
Darian
- Update to Lumino 2 (needs another rebase, but almost there)
- Governance update:
  - By 3 October, we should have the JupyterLab Council fully selected (this does not mean we stop here, just that by this point, it should be representative)
  - By the same date, we should select our Software Steering Council representative
  - If you would like to nominate somebody for the SSC, they must be a member of the JupyterLab Council, they must be willing to accept your nomination, and they need to know that they cannot be both on the SSC and on the project-wide Jupyter Executive Council. So if they would like to run for the Jupyter Executive Council, they should consider whether they are interested in representing JupyterLab in the SSC, because they can only do one or the other.
  - @fcollonval has created a form for nominations. Please make nominations by 15 September so that we have enough time to vote.

jtpio commented 2 years ago

September 7th 2022 (video :tv:)

Attendees

Name	Affiliation	GitHub	Favorite Weather
Alex Bozarth	IBM	@ajbozarth	Light rain
Piyush Jain	AWS	@3coins	Sunny
Andrii Ieroshenko	AWS	@andrii-i	warm and sunny
Jason Weill	AWS	@jweill-aws	70°F/21°C and sunny (Seattle right now)
Martha Cryan	IBM	@marthacryan	torrential downpour
William Stein	SageMath	@williamstein	Cold partly cloudy winter with avalanche safe deep snow high on a volcano
AT Darian	QuantStack	@afshin	brisk and sunny
Rick McGeer	engageLively	@rickmcger	Light rain
Jason Grout	Databricks	@jasongrout	Light rain is nice and refreshing.
Nicolas Brichet	QuantStack	@brichet	Sunny
Gabriel Fouasnon	Quansight Labs	@gabalafou
R Ely	Bloomberg	@ohrely	Post-rain for mushrooms
Michal Krassowski	(Quansight)	@krassowski
Pete Blois	Google	@blois	Snow
Vidar T Fauske	JP Morgan Chase	@vidartf	Rain when I'm sleeping, sun while awake
Isabela Presedo-Floyd	Quansight Labs	@isabela-pf	Windy with a chill in the air!

Agenda

Frederic (unlikely to join)
- JupyterLab 3.4.6 and 4.0.0a28 (first release with Lumino 2.alpha) released
- EuroScipy 2022 feedback
  - Poster got lots of interest:
    - No strong complains from users
    - Some people took the game at finding differences between Notebook 6 and 7
  - JupyterLite and others talks about science with Python in the browser got people very enthusiastic
    - Some tutorials were using JupyterLite
    - Talk about education displayed a Python introduction example using JupyterLite: https://sportspython.github.io/jupyterlite_test/lab
- CZI EOSS 5 grant application for supporting JupyterLab 4 / Notebook 7 was rejected
- Issue open to list PR candidates for JupyterLab 3.5.0
Gabriel and Kulsoom: question for @jweill-aws, could you summarize, give context to the cell toolbar css rules in lines 14-43 in base.css
- These are all used for the cell toolbar added to JupyterLab 4.0 and 3.4.x earlier this year. The toolbar appears on every cell, in desktop and mobile web views, as long as it does not overlap with its content. If you have further questions, I'd be happy to set up a call: please write to me at jweill@amazon.com. — @jweill-aws
Darian
- jupyterlab/council repo
- Pinned hosting signup issue
- Lumino 2 migration:
  - https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/pull/13062/
  - Lumino 2 moved to ES2018 compilation target so we get native async iterators. All modern browsers support async iterators, with Edge being the last one in 2020.
Vidar
- Question around 3.x benchmarks / performance
- Related discussion on Discourse
Isabela
- JupyterLab accessibility call will be fifteen minutes after the scheduled end of this call. All are welcome!

Additional Discussion

@blois
- Portable rich outputs (https://github.com/ipython/ipython/issues/13376#issuecomment-989040562)
- Initial rough prototype: https://github.com/blois/js-module-renderer/
- Basic idea: a mimetype for javascript (or typescript?) that exposes an api to the code to do things like connecting to the kernel, getting a DOM element, creating a comm, etc.
- The api would be very minimal and immutable, e.g., no breaking changes
- https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/issues/4902
- Places appropriate for this conversation
  - JupyterLab, IPython for implementations
  - Jupyter Standards

fcollonval commented 2 years ago

September 14th 2022 (video :tv:)

Attendees

Name	Affiliation	GitHub	Favorite stuffed animal
AT Darian	QuantStack	@afshin
Jason Weill	AWS	@jweill-aws	Giant Pikachu
Andrii Ieroshenko	AWS	@andrii-i
Mehmet Bektas	Netflix	@mbektas
William Stein	SageMath	@williamstein
Vidar T Fauske	JP Morgan Chase	@vidartf
Piyush Jain	AWS	@3coins
Gabriel Fouasnon	Quansight Labs	@gabalafou	sequined llama
Nicolas Brichet	QuantStack	@brichet
Michal Krassowski	(Quansight)	@krassowski
Isabela Presedo-Floyd	Quansight Labs	@isabela-pf	soft ones shaped like woodland creatures
Alex Bozarth	IBM	@ajbozarth	Otter
R Ely	Bloomberg	@ohrely	pink bunny

Agenda

Jason W
- A reminder: all members of the JupyterLab org on GitHub must have 2FA enabled (will be enforced soon)
Frederic
- JupyterLab 3.5.0 feature candidates Goal is to freeze the list by next Wednesday (Sept 21). Then carry out a beta release as quick as possible. Then a week later rc and a week after that the final version.
- SSC rep': 3 replies to nomination before this meeting. Next week call (Sept 21) is the deadline for nomination. The representative should be elected by October 3rd.
  We can also decide for the term length; e.g. the security council decided to go for a year. -> issue opened to discuss the term duration
- Setup GitHub sponsor button to NumFocus Jupyter donation page for jupyterlab org (https://numfocus.org/donate-to-jupyter) similarly to conda-forge
  - It was discussed previously but I would like to ask again before activating it.
  - No objection -> I will enable the feature
Isabela
- September's Jupyter community call will be happening in two weeks on September 27, 2022, at 7am Pacific! I won't be here to announce it next week, so you get an early reminder. For more information or to add a share, go to the community call agenda.
Mehmet
- JupyterLab Desktop v3.4.6-1 Release
  - Various UI fixes
  - Option to disable auto-updates on macOS
Darian
- Lumino 2 woes

Additional Discussion

None

fcollonval commented 2 years ago

September 21st 2022 (video :tv:)

Attendees

Name	Affiliation	GitHub	Favorite spice
AT Darian	QuantStack	@afshin
Jason Weill	AWS	@jweill-aws	Smoked paprika
Frederic Collonval	QuantStack	@fcollonval
Craig Citro	Google	@craigcitro	Sporty
William Stein	SageMath	@williamstein	Hatch chiles
Piyush Jain	AWS	@3coins
Andrii Ieroshenko	AWS	@andrii-i	Italian herbs
Martha Cryan	IBM	@Marthacryan
R Ely	Bloomberg	@ohrely	Cumin
Carlos Herrero	QuantStack	@hbcarlos
Mehmet Bektas	Netflix	@mbektas
Jessica Xu		@jess-x
Alex Bozarth	IBM	@ajbozarth	black pepper

Agenda

Frederic
- SSC rep': Today is the deadline for nomination. The representative should be elected by October 3rd.
- Remove forceX on main menu
  Does someone knows why x positioning was enforced for the main menu?
- JupyterLab 3.5.0 feature candidates Goal is to freeze the list today (Sept 21). Then carry out a beta release as quick as possible. Then a week later rc and a week after that the final version.
  Open issue about the announcement feature
Darian
- More Lumino fun times
- More governance fun times

Additional Discussion

Demo progress on notification PR

isabela-pf commented 2 years ago

September 28th 2022 (video :tv:)

Attendees

Name	Affiliation	GitHub	Favorite date
Alex Bozarth	IBM	@ajbozarth	https://youtu.be/cx5jt0zrJ9E
Steven Silvester	MongoDB	@blink1073	July 21, 1969
AT Darian	QuantStack	@afshin	Christmas Day, 800 AD
William Stein	SageMath	@williamstein	Thursday, January 1, 1970 (unix epoch)
Jason Weill	AWS	@jweill-aws	Tuesday, January 1, 1980
Frederic Collonval	QuantStack	@fcollonval
Michal Krassowski	(Quansight)	@krassowski
Andrii Ieroshenko	AWS	@andrii-i	August 24, 1991
Mehmet Bektas	Netflix	@mbektas
Carlos Herrero	QuantStack	@hbcarlos
Isabela Presedo-Floyd	Quansight Labs	@isabela-pf	February 22, 2222
Ely R	Bloomberg	@ohrely
Jason Grout	Databricks	@jasongrout	Today! Always!
Jeremy Tuloup	QuantStack	@jtpio
Martha Cryan	IBM	@marthacryan

Agenda

Frederic
- JupyterLab SSC representative: JupyterLab council members must have received an email with a link to the vote form. The vote will close on October 4th.
- Enforcing GitHub 2FA for JupyterLab GitHub organization members; doing it just after the meeting if no objection.
- Extension cookiecutter as CC0; can we move forward?
  - [Jason G] I think it makes sense to open a PR, and get contributors to approve the PR.
  - [William S] mentioned https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WTFPL. Jason commented that CC0 has a stronger legal basis.
  - [Jason G] More public domain equivalent licenses: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public-domain-equivalent_license
- Release of 3.5.0
  - Propose to move forward dropping notification and annoucement feat.
    The goal is to release quickly a version that can be tested with Jupyter Server 2 --> No objection
- JupyterLab Performance meeting after this call.
Darian
- Sign up to host the JupyterLab weekly call
- Handle deferred processing when document is hidden
Jeremy
- New 4.0.0a29 pre-release: https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/releases/tag/v4.0.0a29
- Try it on Binder with this gist: https://gist.github.com/jtpio/4e9a3d435d7c3950dc4150c10abbb1d7
Sylvain
- Empty notebooks
  - WIP PR
  - Discussions about the UI / UX: https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/issues/13142
  - [William S.] cocalc solves this empty cell problem by making so ONLY the backend does the "add 1 cell if empty". It works.
  - [Sylvain] ^ this approach proposed by William is considered. It actually requires the same frontend code changes.

Additional Discussion

Jupyter subproject representative voting
- All representative voting needs to have 1) a blank abstain option 2) be rank choice
- How to do rank choice?
  - https://civs1.civs.us/ has been used in the past, but feedback from participants makes it seem like it is too heavy for this use
  - Google forms as multiple questions (ie. Who is your first choice? Who is your second choice, so on.)
  - Google forms as a grid question
  - What do other projects do?
  - Other platforms were tested, but none have stood out as the best option.

fcollonval commented 2 years ago

October 05th 2022 (video :tv:)

Attendees

Name	Affiliation	GitHub	Favorite time of day
Alex Bozarth	IBM	@ajbozarth	mid-morning
Jason Weill	AWS	@jweill-aws	start of the workday
Andrii Ieroshenko	AWS	@andrii-i	morning
Steven Silvester	MongoDB	@blink1073	7am
Mehmet Bektas	Netflix	@mbektas
William Stein	SageMath	@williamstein
Vidar T Fauske	JP Morgan Chase	@vidartf	JupyterLab meeting time!
AT Darian	QuantStack	@afshin
Nicolas Brichet	QuantStack	@brichet
Martha Cryan	IBM	@marthacryan
Gabriel Fouasnon	Quansight Labs	@gabalafou	golden hour
Isabela Presedo-Floyd	Quansight Labs	@isabela-pf	Early morning
Sylvain Corlay	QuantStack	@SylvainCorlay	"Papa je suis réveillé"
Jessica Xu	Cal Poly	@jess-x
Carlos Herrero	QuantStack	@hbcarlos

Agenda

Jeremy (not joining the call, just posting updates here)
- New Notebook 7 pre-release: https://github.com/jupyter/notebook/releases/tag/v7.0.0a6
- Includes major changes that landed in JupyterLab in the last 4.0 pre-releases:
  - CodeMirror 6
  - RTC fixes and improvements
  - Performance improvements for the Notebook
- Try it on Binder with this gist: https://gist.github.com/jtpio/d368ab89cee5123ecee60683115e15f3
  - Report bugs in https://github.com/jupyter/notebook repo
- New topic on Discourse for Notebook 7 pre-releases: https://discourse.jupyter.org/t/notebook-7-pre-releases-are-available/16063
- Created a 4.0 branch for the TypeScript cookiecutter: https://github.com/jupyterlab/extension-cookiecutter-ts/tree/4.0
- PR ready for review: https://github.com/jupyterlab/extension-cookiecutter-ts/pull/234
Everyone
- Introductions!
Alex
- Dev Question: Has anyone ever tried to support dragging files from the JupyterLab file browser into a file upload input where you don't control the file input? (in my case it's in an iframe)
Isabela
- JupyterLab accessibility meeting will be fifteen minutes after the scheduled end of this call. All are welcome! Check the agenda.
Sylvain & Carlos
- Update on empty notebook https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/pull/13141:
  - I updated the PR to allow an empty notebook only in collaborative mode.
  - I’m working on a PR to add a cell from the backend in collaborative mode.
Vidar
- Long running tasks optimization
- Example case: For (very) large source file inspection in context help, the inspector can block the UI fully for a decent amount of time. This is due to an intersection of many syntax highlighting spans with the link searching (https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/pull/11272). I will try to write a fix for this.
- Even with async, micro tasks will still block the main thread, this can lead to some long running parts making the UI unresponsive. Is there a more general solution other than solving on a per-issue basis?
Frederic
- JupyterLab SSC representative election is closed: I have been elected.
- JupyterLab 3.4.8 has been released: changelog
  Main highlight is the revert of default tab switch method to avoid breaking the UI on Chrome-like web browser
- JupyterLab 3.5.0:
  - Branch is created
  - All PRs except one are merged -> ETA for beta is tomorrow (October 5th)
    ETA for Release Candidate is October 11th ETA for Final Release is October 18th
- Lumino 2: Should we move forward to beta?
  Waiting for optimization PR for the menus: related issue
- Notification feature PR: Does someone have time to review it?
  Afshin will look on Friday Andrii will look on Thursday
Mike
- Menu and tab switch performance optimisation
- Shadow DOM
- Style pruning

Additional Discussion

None

fcollonval commented 2 years ago

October 12th 2022 (video :tv:)

Attendees

Name	Affiliation	GitHub	Favorite mixed drink
Jason Weill	AWS	@jweill-aws	Gin & tonic
Frederic Collonval	QuantStack	@fcollonval
Andrii Ieroshenko	AWS	@andrii-i	Arnold Palmer
R Ely	Bloomberg	@ohrely	+1 arnold palmer
Tania Allard	Quansight	@trallard	margarita 🍸
Martha Cryan	IBM	@marthacryan
Nicolas Brichet	QuantStack	@brichet	+1 gin-to
Kiersten Stokes	IBM	@kiersten-stokes
Carlos Herrero	QuantStack	@hbcarlos
William Stein	SageMath	@williamstein	cappuccino (I don't drink alcohol)
Mehmet Bektas	Netflix	@mbektas
AT Darian	QuantStack	@afshin
David Brochart	QuantStack	@davidbroch
Vidar T Fauske	JP Morgan Chase	@vidartf
Piyush Jain	AWS	@3coins
Michal Krassowski	(Quansight)	@krassowski
Kevin Bates	IBM	@kevin-bates
Isabela Presedo-Floyd	Quansight Labs	@isabela-pf
Gabriel Fouasnon	Quansight Labs	@gabalafou	Paper Plane

Agenda

Jeremy (not joining):
- New 4.0 pre-release
- Install with pip install --pre jupyterlab==4.0.0a30
- Release notes: https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/releases/tag/v4.0.0a30
- Try it on Binder with this gist: https://gist.github.com/jtpio/4e9a3d435d7c3950dc4150c10abbb1d7
Frederic
- 3.5.0
  - Mike would like to add Store original path as returned from contents API in the Contents.IModel
- 3.6.0
  - A customer wants to get RTC fixed in 3.x branch
  - This will happen fast - 3.6.x branch has been created and the goal is to get a first alpha next week.
  - Issue to gather features is opened
- Notification PR: Thanks a lot for the reviews
  - Mike: in the current API, when a notification is created it returns a unique identifier (as string). Would it be better to return a disposable object that have method for update for example.
- cell metadata and RTC - discussion
  - williamstein: I have had to deal with some of these problems and am willing to share my experience. OK, left a nontrivial comment with a suggested "invariant". Thanks William
Isabela
- We'll be reviewing the Notebook 7 prerelease for keyboard navigation fifteen minutes after the scheduled end of this call. Feel free to join (not on the Jupyter zoom) via the agenda.
Vidar
- I wrote a PR for main branch using native iterators. If I want to backport it, do I need to rewrite with lumino iterators? Or will it work in 3.x build (directly or with polyfill)?
Tania
- If we get to this feedback/thoughts on JupyterLab documentation re-structure issue https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/issues/7387
Darian
- Please volunteer to host this call if you'd like: https://github.com/jupyterlab/team-compass/issues/161
- Updated YouTube channel with recent weekly calls

Additional Discussion

https://github.com/deathbeds/jupyterlab-deck try an early non-reveal presentation tool for jupyterlab, there is jupyterlite demo available.

jtpio commented 2 years ago

October 19th 2022 (video :tv:)

Attendees

Name	Affiliation	GitHub	Favorite Halloween candy
Alex Bozarth	IBM	@ajbozarth	candy corn
Andrii Ieroshenko	AWS	@andrii-i	Snickers
Jason Weill	AWS	@jweill-aws	Reese's Peanut Butter Cup (pumpkin shaped)
Stephannie Jimenez Gacha	Quansight labs	@steff456	Oreos
Layne Sadler	AIQC	@aiqc	Candy corn
R Ely	Bloomberg	@ohrely	Full size
AT Darian	QuantStack	@afshin	⬆️
Gabriel Fouasnon	Quansight Labs	@gabalafou	Milky Way
David Brochart	QuantStack	@davidbrochart
Jessica Xu	Cal Poly	@jess-x
Jason Grout	Databricks	@jasongrout
William Stein	SageMath, Inc	@williamstein
Detroit	Ada Alum	@detroit-the-dev	I 2nd Jason W!
Michal Krassowski	(Quansight)	@krassowski
Isabela Presedo-Floyd	Quansight Labs	@isabela-pf	candy corn!

Agenda

Frederic (won't join)
- 3.5.0: Everything is ready for final release (final bug fix merged today) I'm on vacation up to Monday; if someone wants to publish the final release, I would appreciate.
  - I'll take care of this - @ajbozarth
    - 10/20 update: having issues with the releaser, will try to get the release out once they are addressed
Alex
- I'm diving back into the "Launcher 2.0" work that I've had on the back-burner since spring: GH Issue
Gabriel
- Semi-weekly Jupyter accessibility meeting is 15 minutes after the hour (following this call).
Mike
- Check for unused styles https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/pull/13256
  - enforce rules convention as a next step?
  - https://purgecss.com/ (William mentioned this)
Isabela (joining 30 minutes in)
- Community call is next week! More information on the Jupyter Discourse. Hope to see you there!
- Discussion on directions for high browser zoom and JupyterLab at jupyterlab/jupyterlab #10004. Please weigh in! (Can be an Additional Discussion if we have time.)

isabela-pf commented 2 years ago

October 26th 2022 (video :tv:)

Attendees

Name	Affiliation	GitHub	Favorite Halloween Costume/Cosplay
Alex Bozarth	IBM	@ajbozarth	Dr. Horrible
Steven Silvester	MongoDB	@blink1073	Nacho Libre
Jason Weill	AWS	@jweill-aws	Mario
Michal Krassowski	(Quansight)	@krassowski
Andrii Ieroshenko	AWS	@andrii-i	Where's Wally?
A T Darian	QuantStack	@afshin
Carlos Herrero	QuantStack	@hbcarlos
William Stein	SageMath	@williamstein	Vampire Slayer
Craig Citro	Google	@craigcitro
Chris Muto	GitHub	@cmuto09	This year- Ostriches
Cory Gwin	GitHub	@gwincr11	Any silly looking inflatable dinosaur
Nicolas Brichet	QuantStack	@brichet
David Brochart	QuantStack	@davidbrochart
R Ely	Bloomberg	@ohrely	War Boy from Mad Max
Vidar T Fauske	JP Morgan Chase	@vidartf
Martha Cryan	IBM	@marthacryan	Rosemary's Baby
Stephannie Jimenez	Quansight Labs	@steff456	Penguin
Isabela Presedo-Floyd	Quansight Labs	@isabela-pf	Pun costumes

Agenda

Alex
- Thanks @jtpio for cutting the 3.5 release when I ran into issues with the releaser.
  - FYI the releaser has recently updated to v2, so until we update lab to work with the new version you need to use the 1.x branch of the releaser to do releases.
Mike
- Fragment Identification Syntax for Jupyter nbformat issue, JupyterLab PR adding #cell-id=some-cell-id and #heading=my-heading
  - [ws] I left a tiny comment on the PR.
- Benchmark UI extension https://github.com/jupyterlab/benchmarks/pull/122
Isabela
- Discussion on directions for high browser zoom and JupyterLab at jupyterlab/jupyterlab #10004.
Jason W
- Issue with Plotly and the latest JupyterLab version: https://github.com/plotly/plotly.py/issues/3686
  It seems that Plotly needs to add support for IPywidgets 8; a PR is opened there
William S
- Python 3.11 was released and they had a really cool "release party" livestream: https://youtu.be/PGZPSWZSkJI
  - the release manager does many of the steps live and talks about them
  - interspersed with several extremely interesting talks about key new features in Python 3.11: specializing adaptive interpreter, change of stack frame representation, multiple exceptions at once, etc.
  - I'm mentioning this mainly because as an end user of Jupyter, I would be interested to see something similar someday for some Jupyter projects...
Steve (may not be able to present - need to leave early)
- Releaser update - currently set up for nbconvert, jupyter-server, and jupyterlab_server.
- Asyncio update - jupyter_client 8 will remove nest-asyncio and has some API changes to better handle event loops. jupyter_server 2.0 has some slight API changes and the test fixtures will become async.
Frederic
- 3.6.0 alpha 0 is out: CHANGELOG
  - Work in progress to get better RTC in (with yjs source of truth on the backend) - it is gonna break the RTC api. But collaboration will still be behind a flag.
  - Binder to test is up
    Let's try to break it now: link Gist - Binder
  - Vidar: I got the untitled.md file that someone else created into a broken state where it is not saving (automatically or manually)
  - William:
    - Broke for me. I was editing a cell and when somebody else created a cell before me, my cursor focus switched to that newly created cell, which is pretty jarring (and caused me to say "woah", resulting in my dog barking like crazy).
    - Then my cell moved to the very bottom when I actually ran it, which is really disturbing. But the worst part is not having a TimeTravel style history so I can point to exactly what happened. (I'm not sure about my second comment -- maybe I was just confused.)
  - Mike: Is Error: Cannot set an undefined value, use remove a known issue?
- Performance meeting just after this one.
Cory Gwin
- GitHub is looking at setting up a rich diff view using nbdime
- Worked with Vidar closely
- Anyone interested in test driving this?
- Performance issues we had to solve:
  - we were validating after every filter
  - nbdime performance isn't the critical blocker
  - we changed nbdime to lazily display the cells
  - if cells had a last modified timestamp, it would be much faster doing a diff
- Invalid notebook feedback work. Relying on nbformat to specify which notebook is invalid and why it is.
- Does it meet accessibility requirements internally/how could we handle it?
  - No, this is not accessible and that was a problem, but the one saving thing was that nothing was accessible
  - We leave a link to the json so that at least there was some accessible representation
- Not sure when this will launch
Chris Muto
- GitHub Codespaces support for JupyterLab (Beta)
  - JupyterLab as a supported Codespace IDE
  - GPU support upon request
  - Remote kernel execution in GitHub.dev and repository files (future)
- If interested to learn more or test it out, reach out to me (cmuto09@github.com)
@jasongrout - Rich outputs through es6 modules supplied in a mimebundle
- tl;dr QUESTION: Any objections to us moving this repo into the JupyterLab org to push this forward, with an eye of pulling it into core JupyterLab if/when it matures?
- @blois brought this idea up a few weeks ago, based on a demo he did several years ago. At the widgets workshop last week, Pete Blois, Vidar Fauske, Paul Ivanov, Jeremy Tuloup, and I pursued an initial specification.
- I'll show an updated minimal demo. Pete is interested in helping bring this up to the functionality of his demo from a few years ago.
- This helps users quickly and easily provide rich output rendering without installing extra extensions, and by standardizing on basic browser APIs, has the possibility of working across many frontends that support Jupyter notebooks/kernels.
- [ws] It would be cool if there were a sandboxed approach to this at some point. This definitely makes me nervous, e.g., somebody will add rendering this way, but I'll never render this on https://cocalc.com/share (since it's untrusted), which will annoy users a lot. If there were a sandboxed approach, it would be different. Maybe just a way to save a snapshot of the rendered output would be sufficient for this. (Yep -- I'm sure you thought 1000x more than my few seconds!)
- vtf We discussed multiple points like this, but would be good to loop you into that discussion (on the new repo) to make sure your insight is taken into account

fcollonval commented 2 years ago

November 02nd 2022 (video :tv:)

Attendees

Name	Affiliation	GitHub	Favorite boolean
Alex Bozarth	IBM	@ajbozarth	true
Rick McGeer	engageLively	@rickmcger	don't care (logic synthesis reference)
A. T. Darian	QuantStack	@afshin
Piyush Jain	AWS	@3coins
Frederic Collonval	QuantStack	@fcollonval
Jason Weill	AWS	@jweill-aws	mu (無)
William Stein	SageMath	@williamstein	George
Carlos Herrero	QuantStack	@hbcarlos
David Brochart	QuantStack	@davidbrochart
Andrii Ieroshenko	AWS	@andrii-i	undefined
Michal Krassowski	(Quansight)	@krassowski
R Ely	Bloomberg	@ohrely
Mehmet Bektas	Netflix	@mbektas
Gabriel Fouasnon	Quansight Labs	@gabalafou
Stephannie Jimenez Gacha	Quansight Labs	@steff456	false

Agenda

Jeremy (not joining):
- Deprecate managing source extensions with jupyter labextension: https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/pull/13321
- More context in https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/issues/11336 and https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/issues/12386
- Advocating that we should proactively deprecate managing extensions with jupyter labextension commands (install, update, uninstall). As discussed in the issues and elsewhere they might be source of confusion and lead to JupyterLab build issues (Node.js required, out of memory...)
- Probably most of the (popular) extensions are now distributed prebuilt via Python packages
- If the deprecation warnings go in 3.6 and if we plan to drop the commands in JupyterLab 5, then the warnings will be shown for 2 major versions and should give plenty of time to extension authors to migrate to prebuilt extensions
- More communication can be done later to make this change more visible (Discourse topic, special entry in the changelog...)
Frederic
- 3.6.0
  - Features review - the plan is to get a beta before next Wednesday
  - Pinning Jupyter Server >=2 or not?
    - Identity API needed for collaboration
    - but as it is a flag we could implement a dependency check at run time
    - @jasongrout: +1 to runtime version check, but keep the same dependency as JLab 3.x, especially since RTC is still an experimental feature in 3.x
  - Extract @jupyterlab/shared-models to @jupyter-server/shared-models in jupyter-ydoc
    - Single repository for storing the Y document schemas in Python and TypeScript.
  - Annoucement plugin
    - Demo
    - Need to migrate new repo in jupyterlab GitHub that is used to publish posts with Atom feed
      For now it is using https://github.com/jupyterlab-contrib/assets/
    - @jasongrout: Nice! Is there an easy way for the user to say "don't bother me ever again"? Answer: Frederic wants to add such a button
    - @vidartf: the network request here should be an opt-in
    - Perhaps we hardcode an initial notification that asks if the user wants to receive news. :+1:
    - Is the news feed URL configurable in settings? Can an administrator substitute or add in their own news feed? Answer: yes
    - @jweill-aws: What Vidar said
Gabriel
- The Jupyter accessibility meeting is at 17:15 UTC. That's 15 minutes after the hour that this meeting ends.
Andrii
- Seeking help on reproducing "markdown line" bug that Fernando found (potentially high impact) https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/issues/13342
  - No one on call was able to reproduce the bug, more info about environment (OS, extensions installed) and video would be helpful
- Seeking advise on What is a good repo to use as an example for simple Notebook drag-and-drop functionality implementation?
  - Explanation of Lumino DnD is also covered at the start of this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EO_rNrKb590
Darian
- Jupyter Executive Council election, nominations
Jason G
- JupyterCon 2023 is official! https://www.jupytercon.com/
- follow-up from last week, I created https://github.com/jupyterlab/richoutput-js and invited several people who submitted PRs to have commit access. Welcoming any contributions, including suggestions for better names for the plugin and the mimetype!

Additional Discussion

Rick
- Guide to registering/publishing extensions
- An extension migration guide
- Several people recommend generating a new extension, then just replace the code with your code
- [name=gabalafou] Jupyter Accessibility Team Compass

isabela-pf commented 2 years ago

November 09th 2022 (video :tv:)

Attendees

Name	Affiliation	GitHub	Favorite Hot Beverage
Jason Weill	AWS	@jweill-aws	Chamomile tea
Martha Cryan	IBM	@marthacryan
Piyush Jain	AWS	@3coins
Rick McGeer	engageLively	@rickmcgeer	cappucino, extra dry
R Ely	Bloomberg	@ohrely	Cider (American)
William Stein	SageMath	@williamstein	Espresso
Vidar T Fauske	JP Morgan Chase	@vidartf	Hot chocolate with peppermint schnaps
Jason Grout	Databricks	@jasongrout
Alex Bozarth	IBM	@ajbozarth	coffee
Layne Sadler	AIQC	@aiqc	^
Kiersten Stokes	IBM	@kiersten-stokes	^
Carlos Herrero	QuantStack	@hbcarlos
Andrii Ieroshenko	AWS	@andrii-i	Tea
A. T. Darian	QuantStack	@afshin
David Brochart	QuantStack	@davidbrochart
Isabela Presedo-Floyd	Quansgiht Labs	@isabela-pf	tea
Mehmet Bektas	Netflix	@mbektas
Michal Krassowski	Quansight	@krassowski
Jessica Xu	Cal Poly	@jess-x

Agenda

[Frederic] Could we use collaborative binder today?

Yes! More on that in the Additional Discussion section.

Frederic:

Announcement feature: new demo following last week feedback.
Notification feature PR
To test on a dev JupyterLab version to emit notification, you can execute JS code in the console:

Snippet to emit a notification

window.jupyterapp.commands.execute('apputils:notify', {
message: 'This is a test message',
options: {
  autoClose: false,
  actions: [
    {
      label: 'Button 1',
      commandId: 'apputils:notify',
      args: {
        message: 'Button 1 was clicked',
        type: 'success',
        options: { autoClose: false }
      }
    },
    {
      label: 'Button 2',
      commandId: 'apputils:notify',
      args: {
        message: 'Button 2 was clicked',
        type: 'success',
        options: { autoClose: false }
      }
    }
  ]
}
});

Rick:
- THANKS to everyone! Extension rebuild was a breeze (once I followed the recipe exactly)
- Offer to build extension Docker container
@jasongrout: LSP collaboration: adding notebook support to open-source LSP server(s)
- My understanding is that we currently work around limitations in the LSP protocol to support a notebook paradigm (e.g., concatenating all cells into a single "file" for LSP to analyze)
- Recently LSP 3.17 introduced support in its protocol for a notebook paradigm (a document composed of separate cells of code)
- IIRC, current open-source LSP Python servers do not support these new LSP protocol extensions
- Is there interest in collaborating on adding support for these notebook extensions to the LSP servers out there to simplify our codebase? Are there already efforts in this?
- The jedi lsp server might get this support earlier
- @krassowski is happy to help review/merge a PR to python-lsp to implement notebook support
- @krassowski does not know of any open source server implementing the notebook support
Martha
- Going to work on workspaces UI - basing it off of this prototype that Isabela made
Mehmet
- JupyterLab Desktop v3.5.0-1 Release
  - Support for remote JupyterLab Server connection
  - Upgrade to JupyterLab v3.5.0
  - Demos in PR
Mike
- ui-profiler
Darian
- Stream PR in Lumino, related to events service PR in JupyterLab
- JupyterLab 4 beta
Andrii
- Practice of attaching GIFs/videos (or screenshots) that demo new functionality to pull requests? Opened issue 13401 to track and discuss
- Not official standard, but could set the PR template to expect one [Frederic] This is the Pull Request template for JupyterLab

Additional Discussion

Jason W
- Test writing for propagation in RTC
- Wrote this at 09:22 PST (17:22 UTC)
- I see "Last saved: 09:08"
William S:
- The file is being updated on disk (even a minute ago), but it doesn't have this content in it. So it is repeatedly saving a stale version to disk. Browser refresh also gives the OLD VERSION, so do not refresh your browser!
- 😢
Frederic
- The last modified info in the filebrowser is not aligned with the one in the title appearing on the tab (that one seems it never updates)
- The file and the delta database are both stuck in the past.

Warnings seen in the server log

[W 2022-11-09 17:09:40.571 ServerApp] /home/jovyan/.jupyter_ystore.db-journal doesn't exist
[W 2022-11-09 17:13:48.712 ServerApp] /home/jovyan/.jupyter_ystore.db-journal doesn't exist
[W 2022-11-09 17:20:21.606 ServerApp] Got events for closed stream 
[W 2022-11-09 17:22:26.995 ServerApp] /home/jovyan/.jupyter_ystore.db-journal doesn't exist
[W 2022-11-09 17:22:41.025 ServerApp] /home/jovyan/.jupyter_ystore.db-journal doesn't exist
[W 2022-11-09 17:30:21.171 ServerApp] 401 POST /user/fcollonval-eafd-70f988a16017ba0-7boox0v8/login?next=%2Fuser%2Ffcollonval-eafd-70f988a16017ba0-7boox0v8%2Flab%2Ftree%2Fnotes.md (@75.156.97.46) 2.38ms referer=https://hub.gke2.mybinder.org/user/fcollonval-eafd-70f988a16017ba0-7boox0v8/login?next=%2Fuser%2Ffcollonval-eafd-70f988a16017ba0-7boox0v8%2Flab%2Ftree%2Fnotes.md
[W 2022-11-09 17:30:26.624 ServerApp] 401 POST /user/fcollonval-eafd-70f988a16017ba0-7boox0v8/login?next=%2Fuser%2Ffcollonval-eafd-70f988a16017ba0-7boox0v8%2Flab%2Ftree%2Fnotes.md (@75.156.97.46) 1.50ms referer=https://hub.gke2.mybinder.org/user/fcollonval-eafd-70f988a16017ba0-7boox0v8/login?next=%2Fuser%2Ffcollonval-eafd-70f988a16017ba0-7boox0v8%2Flab%2Ftree%2Fnotes.md
[W 2022-11-09 17:34:57.291 ServerApp] WebSocket ping timeout after 119894 ms.
[W 2022-11-09 17:34:57.869 ServerApp] WebSocket ping timeout after 119895 ms.
[W 2022-11-09 17:37:29.707 ServerApp] Culling 'idle' kernel 'python3' (71a1d010-1193-4525-9fea-946035b76a42) with 0 connections due to 644 seconds of inactivity.

New websockets to the file and awareness are continuing being instantiated even when the file is not saved any longer

[D 2022-11-09 17:22:07.452 ServerApp] 101 GET /user/fcollonval-eafd-70f988a16017ba0-7boox0v8/api/yjs/text:file:0f81798b-12d1-4172-9ad8-b4bae4aae0ec (2abd579be9f74d528b9d5dc08e0148dd@75.231.221.166) 1.08ms
[D 2022-11-09 17:24:48.060 ServerApp] 101 GET /user/fcollonval-eafd-70f988a16017ba0-7boox0v8/api/yjs/JupyterLab:globalAwareness (29e6a170b8864beda9952c7d6d3f303d@73.140.227.116) 62.83ms
[D 2022-11-09 17:24:51.838 ServerApp] 101 GET /user/fcollonval-eafd-70f988a16017ba0-7boox0v8/api/yjs/text:file:6f1b0a36-fe9e-4b90-8807-0253004146ab (29e6a170b8864beda9952c7d6d3f303d@73.140.227.116) 2.86ms
[D 2022-11-09 17:24:52.272 ServerApp] 101 GET /user/fcollonval-eafd-70f988a16017ba0-7boox0v8/api/kernels/12edb71e-b7fc-42d4-a679-c611d1686bd8/channels?session_id=139a7362-37c8-4512-889d-191192436924 (29e6a170b8864beda9952c7d6d3f303d@73.140.227.116) 131.42ms
[D 2022-11-09 17:33:32.065 ServerApp] 101 GET /user/fcollonval-eafd-70f988a16017ba0-7boox0v8/api/yjs/text:file:0f81798b-12d1-4172-9ad8-b4bae4aae0ec (64bc0483ce65423c8e91fb59c052a786@89.204.138.124) 1.13ms
[D 2022-11-09 17:34:21.393 ServerApp] 101 GET /user/fcollonval-eafd-70f988a16017ba0-7boox0v8/api/yjs/JupyterLab:globalAwareness (05056350d38e4b3984369f58e9c23325@67.36.57.240) 11.52ms
[D 2022-11-09 17:34:23.713 ServerApp] 101 GET /user/fcollonval-eafd-70f988a16017ba0-7boox0v8/api/yjs/text:file:6f1b0a36-fe9e-4b90-8807-0253004146ab (05056350d38e4b3984369f58e9c23325@67.36.57.240) 111.22ms
[D 2022-11-09 17:39:02.396 ServerApp] 101 GET /user/fcollonval-eafd-70f988a16017ba0-7boox0v8/api/yjs/JupyterLab:globalAwareness (29e6a170b8864beda9952c7d6d3f303d@73.140.227.116) 12.70ms
[D 2022-11-09 17:39:04.995 ServerApp] 101 GET /user/fcollonval-eafd-70f988a16017ba0-7boox0v8/api/yjs/text:file:6f1b0a36-fe9e-4b90-8807-0253004146ab (29e6a170b8864beda9952c7d6d3f303d@73.140.227.116) 70.10ms
[D 2022-11-09 17:39:21.460 ServerApp] 101 GET /user/fcollonval-eafd-70f988a16017ba0-7boox0v8/api/yjs/JupyterLab:globalAwareness (64bc0483ce65423c8e91fb59c052a786@89.204.138.124) 60.66ms
[D 2022-11-09 17:39:23.772 ServerApp] 101 GET /user/fcollonval-eafd-70f988a16017ba0-7boox0v8/api/yjs/text:file:6f1b0a36-fe9e-4b90-8807-0253004146ab (64bc0483ce65423c8e91fb59c052a786@89.204.138.124) 130.03ms

fcollonval commented 2 years ago

November 16th 2022 (video :tv:)

Attendees

Name	Affiliation	GitHub	Favorite breakfast
Alex Bozarth	IBM	@ajbozarth	eggs, bacon & hash
Jason Weill	AWS	@jweill-aws	yogurt with granola
A. T. Darian	QuantStack	@afshin	iced coffee
David Brochart	QuantStack	@davidbrochart
Piyush Jain	AWS	@3coins
Eric Gentry	Anaconda	@ericsnekbytes	bacon/eggs/goetta
Stephannie Jimenez Gacha	Quansight Labs	@steff456	pancakes!
Isabela Presedo-Floyd	Quansight Labs	@isabela-pf	leftovers from the previous night
Frederic Collonval	QuantStack	@fcollonval
Andrii Ieroshenko	AWS	@andrii-i	breakfast burrito
William Stein	SageMath	@williamstein	French Toast
Jason Grout	Databricks	@jasongrout
Steve Purves	Curvenote	@stevejpurves	Overnight Oats
Jeremy Tuloup	QuantStack	@jtpio
Martha Cryan	IBM	@marthacryan
R Ely	Bloomberg	@ohrely	waffles
Rick McGeer	engageLively	@rickmcgeer	Green Eggs and Ham (yes I like them, Sam-I-Am)
Gabriel Fouasnon	Quansight	@gabalafou	Breakfast burrito, black coffee

Agenda

Eric Gentry
- Problems running the Jupyterlab extension tutorial
- Goal is to improve Jupyterlab extension development docs/process (Anaconda effort)
- Could use assistance with this issue (on gitter, or egentry@anaconda.com)
- "Click the x on the tab to close it and activate the command again. The tab should reappear."
Isabela
- I'd like to keep moving the JupyterLab reflow proposal forward. Is there any discussion we'd lke to have now? I think this should be a JupyterLab vote because it is a big change.
- The accessibility will be fifteen minutes after the scheduled end of this call!
William: I had a user of JupyterLab on CoCalc (i.e., vanilla JupyterLab served from a Docker container on Google Cloud) with --collaborative enabled report 3 days ago a realtime collaboration issue that was very similar to what we saw a week ago when testing. Here is their report. Sorry this is long, but somebody might find it useful. (VERSION 3.5.0; David: this is pretty old wrt realtime sync.)
- " 1. The steps I’ve taken:
  - Start a JupyterLab Notebook server from my project settings
  - In the server, open & edit a Jupyter Notebook w/ Python 3 system-wide kernel
  - (Optional) Shutdown project/close browser tab
  - Walk away, return 30+ minutes later
  - (Optional) Restart project/server
  - Edit already open notebook, try to save/export/download
  1. What happened: Editing the notebook behaves as usual (code runs), I can access the file system, interact with a terminal, but any changes I make to this already-open notebook won’t save.
  I’ve found that closing & re-opening the notebook when I return (before any edits) prevents this issue.
  1. How this differed from what I expected: When I returned, I expected to be able to save edits to the open notebook, but while I could make changes, I could not save them. "
Steve
- Migrating some repos to use Jupyter releaser directly from the repo. Do we want to do this for Lumino as well?

Additional Discussion

PyData Global virtual conference is Dec 1-3. Several Jupyter-related talks are listed in the schedule. The tickets are on a pay-what-you-can model, with suggestions for various categories of attendees.

fcollonval commented 2 years ago

November 23rd 2022 (video :tv:)

Attendees

Name	Affiliation	GitHub	Favorite invertibrate
Frederic Collonval	QuantStack	@fcollonval
R Ely	Bloomberg	@ohrely	jellyfish
Alex Bozarth	IBM	@ajbozarth
Carlos Herrero	QuantStack	@hbcarlos
Jeremy Tuloup	QuantStack	@jtpio
Vidar T Fauske	JP Morgan Chase	@vidartf	Tardigrades (water bears)
Gabriel Fouasnon	Quansight	@gabalafou	coral

Agenda

Frederic
- No performance meeting tonight (sorry for the late notice).
- Publication of Jupyter news - approval rule
  For now all members of the JupyterLab council have maintainer rights on the project A PR requires 2 approvals (bypassing that rule is forbidden)
  Is it okay?
  
  Only the last news is publish in the Atom feed to be fetched by JupyterLab instances.
  This is done to prevent user to get stormed by old (and likely obsolete) news.
Feedbacks :
- wrapping the notifications in iframe security reasons (if they are not just plain text)
- Ask the Jupyter executive council for approval
- Ask the Jupyter Security team for insight/reviews
- Write more prose on the context of the features and process to publish posts in jupyterlab/assets
- William: I showed up late, but these "there is an update available" features are a massive pain the arse for hosting providers like CoCalc. Small discussion here with frederic, but also about Pluto.jl (the Julia take on notebooks): https://github.com/sagemathinc/cocalc/issues/6212
- JavaScript Target upgrade from es2017 to es2018 for 3.6.0: is it ok?
  - A quick look at es2018 features on caniuse shows that Firefox just started supporting some of the regex features in mid-2020, so just over 2 years ago. My guess is that we don't have any of those regexes in the code (and if we do, then clearly it's not an issue to upgrade :). The non-regex features seem to all be supported since 2019 or 2020 in the major browsers.
    - [william] Sometimes dependencies (that are you in node_modules) use surprising features and also change their target to something crazy new. For CoCalc I run transpiling over everything (including node_modules) since I've been burnt by this.
    - [jason] William, are you saying you run transpiling on all dependencies to fill in polyfills to get your entire codebase on one standardized platform?
    - [william] Yes. An upstream package can just do anything regarding what it targets, and people will get all excited to switch from es5 to es2021 (say). But that's totally fine if you run it all through a bundler and actually target something. I'm using ES2017 right now.
- Ask for close confirmation on document: should it be opt-in or opt-out?
  - Consensus to make in opt-in
  - Related discussion about default settings for cloud provided service (like Binder): with the notifications and the new feature to get a checkbox in dialog to stop popping up them. We will certainly show more dialogs and notifications as they are helpful for newcomers.
    For binder it will be good to inject different default settings in the base docker image.
Jeremy
- New 4.0 pre-release: https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/releases/tag/v4.0.0a31
- Associated Notebook 7.0.0a9 release
- Split all the nodejs-relevant commands and features into a sidecar package? https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/issues/13456

Additional Discussion

PyData Global virtual conference is Dec 1-3. Several Jupyter-related talks are listed in the schedule. The tickets are on a pay-what-you-can model, with suggestions for various categories of attendees.
Jupyter Executive Council election is going on right now: December 4 AoE deadline. If you are on a Jupyter Council, please vote.

fcollonval commented 1 year ago

November 30th 2022 (video :tv:)

Attendees

Name	Affiliation	GitHub	Favorite essential oil
A. T. Darian	QuantStack	@afshin	boswellia sacra
David Brochart	QuantStack	@davidbrochart
Michal Krassowski	Quansight	@krassowski
Gabriela Vives	QuantStack	@gabrielavives
Alex Bozarth	IBM	@ajbozarth
Stephannie Jimenez Gacha	Quansight Labs	@steff456
Andrii Ieroshenko	AWS	@andrii-i	lavender
Sylvain Corlay	QuantStack	@SylvainCorlay
Chris Muto	GitHub	@cmuto09	lemongrass
Luciano Resende	Apple	lresende
Frederic Collonval	QuantStack	@fcollonval
Jeremy Tuloup	QuantStack	@jtpio
Carlos Herrero	QuantStack	@hbcarlos
Vidar T Fauske	JP Morgan Chase	@vidartf
Jason Grout	Databricks	@jasongrout
William Stein	SageMath	@williamstein	Olive
Martha Cryan	IBM	@marthacryan
Steven Silvester	MongoDB
Mehmet Bektas	Netflix	@mbektas
Nicolas Brichet	QuantStack	@brichet
Rick McGeer	engageLively	@rickmcgeer	DW-30
Trung Le	QuantStack	@trungleduc
Gabriel Fouasnon	Quansight Labs	@gabalafou	tea tree (Melaleuca alternifolia)
R Ely	Bloomberg	@ohrely	jasmine
Isabela Presedo-Floyd	Quansight Labs	@isabela-pf	tea tree

Agenda

Gabriela: JupyterLab usability study
- key notes:
- both beginner (7) and experienced (2) users
- slightly modified interface (exploring features which do not exist yet), recreating and expanding part of JupyterLab but not running JupyterLab itself
- example tasks:
  - sharing files
  - navigating to collaborator cells
  - rename an existing tag
  - adding new cells
  - move a cell
  - add a tag
  - delete a tag
  - share notebook
- relevant GH links:
Link to full study protocol+results
Frederic:
- Announcement PR follow-up
  - Open issue in the security team repo
  - Open PR to sanitize aggressively the message
    - Jason: force plain text (set with textContent) with only one link that is displayed as "read more" and max length.
  - Question best way to request an opinion from the Jupyter Council
Steve:
- pytest-jupyter is now available
- Replaces jupyter_server.pytest_plugin fixtures
- Conda-forge feedstock pending
Mike
- completer refactor follow up: renaming connectorProxy to reconciliator (pull request, issue)
Isabela
- Accessibility meeting will be fifteen minutes after the scheduled end of this call!

Additional Discussion

Reminder call for proposal for JupyterCon 2023 is December 15th.
Jupyter Executive Council election is going on right now: December 4 AoE deadline. If you are on a Jupyter Council, please vote.
PyData Global virtual conference is Dec 1-3 (starts tomorrow!). Several Jupyter-related talks are listed in the schedule. The tickets are on a pay-what-you-can model, with suggestions for various categories of attendees.

isabela-pf commented 1 year ago

December 07th 2022 (video :tv:)

Attendees

Name	Affiliation	GitHub	Favorite Holiday Song
Alex Bozarth	IBM	@ajbozarth	Heat Miser & Snow Miser
R Ely	Bloomberg	@ohrely	Chad Gadya
Jessica Xu	Cal Poly
Frederic Collonval	QuantStack	@fcollonval
Vidar T Fauske	JP Morgan Chase	@vidartf
Jason Weill	AWS	@jweill-aws
Stephannie Jimenez Gacha	Quansight Labs	@steff456
Eric Gentry	Anaconda	@ericsnekbytes
Nicolas Brichet	QuantStack	@brichet
Gabriel Fouasnon	Quansight Labs	@gabalafou	Sabor Navideño by Afrosound
Michal Krassowski	Quansight	@krassowski
Rosio Reyes	Anaconda	@RRosio
Isabela Presedo-Floyd	Quansight Labs	@isabela-pf
Andrii Ieroshenko	AWS	@andrii-i	Last Christmas by Wham
William Stein	SageMath	@williamstein	Winter by Vivaldi

Agenda

Jeremy (will not be attending the meeting):
- Bringing this issue to attention: https://github.com/jupyterlab/team-compass/issues/167
- Quick summary: clean up existing teams in the JupyterLab organization now that the new Jupyter Governance is being rolled out, and we have a JupyterLab council
Frederic
- Remove provider in favor of drive for RTC
- Announcement PR:
  - Notification are plain text of 140 characters
  - Could someone review it? - it is blocking 3.6.0
Gabriela (will not be attending the meeting)
- Could we create a UX research repo? so we can document:
  - best practices and methodologies as we go
  - guides for anyone interested in contributing to UX research for JupyterLab
  - research protocols and results from studies
  - Mike: there is https://github.com/jupyterlab/design that served for this in the past
    - and https://github.com/jupyter/design ([Frederic] that one seems focused on Jupyter trademark)
  - Isabela: depending on the research type, there is also jupyter/surveys.
Mike
- ui-profiler: plan to create a new repo
- feedback welcome, you can try it out on binder
- ultimately would aim for blog post targeted at extension developers "please send us your benchmark results" (a JSON file)
- copy & paste: PR for terminal; paste in file editor does not work in Firefox
  - https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/issues/13553
  - will work to add dialog for Firefox users
  - the alternative is a browser extension
Eric Gentry
- Can't build docs, what's the current process? Additional suggestions welcome
- Would like to update developer docs writing guidelines, possibly out of date
Andrii Ieroshenko
- Advise on kernel-related problems troubleshooting for an extension that uses default kernel

Additional Discussion

None.

fcollonval commented 1 year ago

December 14th 2022 (video :tv:)

Attendees

Name	Affiliation	GitHub	Morocco–France score prediction
Alex Bozarth	IBM	@ajbozarth
Jason Weill	AWS	@jweill-aws	2–1
R Ely	Bloomberg	@ohrely	π-π
David Brochart	QuantStack	@davidbrochart	0-3
Eric Gentry	Anaconda	@ericsnekbytes	∞-∞
Frederic Collonval	QuantStack	@fcollonval
Nicolas Brichet	Quantstack	@brichet	0-2
A. T. Darian	QuantStack	@afshin	0-1
Piyush Jain	AWS	@3coins
Michal Krassowski	Quansight	@krassowski	NaN-NaN
Martha Cryan	IBM	@marthacryan
Gabriela Vives	QuantStack	@gabrielavives	3-2
Andrii Ieroshenko	AWS	@andrii-i
Mehmet Bektas	Netflix	@mbektas
Jessica Xu	Cal Poly	@jess-x
Carlos Herrero	QuantStack	hbcarlos	3 - 4
Jason Grout	Databricks	@jasongrout
Gabriel Fouasnon	Quansigt	@gabalafou
Florence Haudin	QuantStack

Agenda

Frederic
- Jupyter Community workshop on the notebook file format Paris February 28th - March 2nd
- jupyterlab-rise
- JupyterLab 3.6:
  - Missing feature is the announcement PR. Does someone plan to look at it before Thursday? If not, I'm gonna release a beta with it.
  - There are some CI failures to be fixed before the final release.
- use jupyter_config_dir instead of config_path[0] for workspaces, settings (this is part of a larger conversation around how jupyter_core figures out the right paths. See the links in the issues) As that code has been around for years, I would like older developers to review it too.
- Will we have a call on December 28th?
  The call will be cancelled
Jason W
- Jupyter Scheduler is released!
Eric Gentry
- Merging docs improvement, best way forward...?
  - I'm almost done with docs improvements/bug fixes for the lab ext. tutorial
  - Goal is to merge these improvements, make it public so its not broken ASAP
  - ...If merged, how long till it's actually reachable on readthedocs? Do we have to wait for a lab release? Ideally, this changes one reST markup file: Hoping this fix could be applied very soon...
For info, the documentation of readthedoc about versioning handling is there.
Alex
- My work on Launcher 2.0 has been halted prior to starting on the code due to a change in my jupyter bandwidth
Mehmet
- JupyterLab Desktop v3.5.1-1 Release
- UI Remake
  - Theme support
  - Dialogs using jupyter-ui-toolkit
  - Web-app mode
- Security upgrade, browser context isolation
- Upgrade to JupyterLab 3.5.1
- Jupyter Blog announcement
Gabriela
- Jupyterlab UX research repo?
  - We decided to rename the jupyterlab/design repo to jupyterlab/ux-research
Darian
- Allow the application service manager to be set by a plugin, security discussion
- Jupyter Executive Council election update ⏳
Vidar
- Will Jupyterlab server have a breaking release for 4.x?
Florence
- Small demonstration of a theme editor extension: repository

Additional Discussion

Are we having dev meetings over the holidays?
- We are not having a meeting Dec 28, but will other Wednesdays
JupyterCon talk deadline is December 15 (tomorrow), anywhere on Earth (currently)!

JasonWeill commented 1 year ago

Congratulations @brichet on the correct prediction ⚽

fcollonval commented 1 year ago

December 21st 2022

Attendees

Name	Affiliation	GitHub	Favorite non-alcoholic drink
Frederic Collonval	QuantStack	@fcollonval
Michal Krassowski	Quansight	@krassowski
R Ely	Bloomberg	@ohrely	Lemonade
Stephanie Stattel	Bloomberg	@dharmaquark	orange soda
Steven Silvester	MongoDB	@blink1073	coffee
Andrii Ieroshenko	AWS	@andrii-i	arnold palmer
Jeremy Tuloup	QuantStack	@jtpio
Tony Fast		@tonyfast	iced tea
Rosio Reyes	Anaconda	@RRosio

Agenda

Frederic
- I'm not available to host the performance meeting after this one. But people interested can join and take notes there.
Mike
- preparing a survey on JupyterLab 3.6 beta. Unfortunately not ready for this meeting. Can we vote/approve by thumbs up on jupyterlab/team-compass?
  - conda-forge pre-releases 3.6.0b0 has been released on conda-forge: conda install -c "conda-forge/label/jupyterlab_beta" jupyterlab
  - full changelog for betas? [Frederic] I guess this time, we could update it manually before the survey gets out.
  - survey monkey? No body disagree during the call
- https://github.com/jupyterlab/ui-profiler is now a thing
- fine to publish in jupyterlab NPM org
- testing cookiecutter CI - any ideas? https://github.com/jupyterlab/extension-cookiecutter-ts/issues/260
- [Jeremy] GitHub templates a possible solution but force users to use gh
- [Steve] scripts may be a better solution as in this comment
  - [Mike] also potentially makes it easier to re-use on GitLab etc.