Closed ian-r-rose closed 5 years ago
Thanks! Not sure what the CI fail is; I'll review in the morning
I updated widgets as well here.
Recent xeus-cling is not available on windows, apparently, so any windows CI will fail.
Just another note here - please tell the Binder team when you merge this, we are likely going to need to ban the jupyterlab repository until the build finishes otherwise it'll flood Binder w/ builds
Appveyor says:
Solving environment: ...working... failed
ResolvePackageNotFound:
- xeus-cling=0.6
Could not find conda environment: jupyterlab-demo
but it is right here: https://anaconda.org/conda-forge/xeus-cling/files
Travis seems to find it. Any reason why appveyor isn't finding it?
@jasongrout It's unavailable on Windows, as far as I know. So the Appveyor failure is, unfortunately, expected.
See some further discussion here: https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab-demo/pull/81
Thanks. I was confusing running repo2docker on windows (which should work) vs just building the env on windows.
So...perhaps it's close-to-ban-time @choldgraf?
@jasongrout is the plan to link to the branch instead of master? If so that would make binder issues much more manageable
We were going to merge and link to the merge commit
Though we could just link to this commit right here that is already built, since it should basically be a fast-forward merge
perfect, that works great - anything other than master :-)
Okay, everything works great from my testing of the binder. Merging!
I'm building the binder for the merge commit right now.
Okay, we can link directly to:
https://gke.mybinder.org/v2/gh/ian-r-rose/jupyterlab-demo/c6ff54a8ca1b5d4d42aa1d03d18e32cbefc5df1e?urlpath=lab
for now, while master is still building
@jasongrout just a note that you in general shouldn't like to gke.mybinder.org
, just link to mybinder.org
Thanks. I realized that before we put the actual link up :).
Things are live now on try.jupyter.org, pointing to a new stable tag in the demo repo.
We haven't published a blog post, but we did just announce at scipy. I'm curious how popular the jlab binders are over the next week or so.
Thanks for finishing this off @jasongrout!
Updates to JupyterLab 1.0.
Also uses the workspaces CLI to open up the Lorenz notebook and the JupyterLab documentation side-by-side upon launching binder.