I created 2 docker container jupyter kernels and only one showed up on reload

[TylerLeonhardt]

Testing microsoft/vscode#172094

I used @rebornix's https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=rebornix.vscode-jupyter-docker-stack-connect to create these containers.

Could it be because they have the same name Python (ipynb)?

[TylerLeonhardt]

It showed up after I ran a cell 🤔

[TylerLeonhardt]

Now I have 3 but only 2 containers:

[rebornix]

I think what @TylerLeonhardt was seeing include a few different things:

• "Jupyter Sessions" and "Jupyter Kernels". When you pick a kernel from remote jupyter server, it's a Jupyter Kernel, but after cell execution, it becomes a "Session". After window load, depending on if the session is kept alive, you might see both the session and the kernel.
• My extension might not always start/resume a container. When it's not resumed, we don't register controllers for it, thus they won't show up in the MRU list (we can say it's the extension's fault but we don't offer a better solution to extensions yet)

@DonJayamanne and I plan to tackle this in Feb.

[DonJayamanne]

@rebornix do we need to do anything here?