Closed karaface closed 6 years ago
The only workaround I've been able to see is hitting save on a google drive document, while it's loading then it loads, but as a blank notebook.
Can you check if there are any errors in the JavaScript console in your browser?
If you set up your client ID in the post-realtime-deprecation era (after Nov 2017), you will also need to add
"realtime": false
to the settings file
If I do "realtime": false, all I get is the Google Drive logo and Icon on the sidebar.
Any errors in the console?
Also seems to remove the Google Drive extension completely from settings post-reload.
Validating @jupyterlab/google-drive:drive failed: 0 - schema @ , data @ syntax Unexpected token " settingregistry.js:247 aHmM/d</e.prototype.reload/< settingregistry.js:247 Error: Failed validating @jupyterlab/google-drive:drive
Validating @jupyterlab/google-drive:drive failed: 0 - schema @ , data @ syntax Unexpected token " settingregistry.js:247 aHmM/d</e.prototype.reload/< settingregistry.js:247 Loading settings failed: Failed validating @jupyterlab/google-drive:drive settingeditor.js:329 As91/y</t.prototype._setState/< settingeditor.js:329
Looks like you have invalid JSON in your settings file.
Maybe there is missing comma between your two entries?
Okay, that seemed to have be the issue. The documentation/example made it seem that only white space or a new line was needed. I was feeding in \n on the on the postStart command exec on the YAML. Okay, makes more sense. Thanks!
Should be {"clientId":
Glad you got it working!
Many thanks to you. Hopefully, more professors will want to use a similar deployment for their courses in the future.
Set up JupyerLab via Zero to JupyterHub with Kubernetes. ClientID is fed in on container creation, able to view contents of Google Drive, copy, make duplicate, delete, etc. But when actually trying to open a Jupyter Notebook on Google Drive, it never actually loads. Local Notebooks are okay.
Logs from the pod: