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…open a notebook with a given kernel
…ibute for running items to support using a context menu
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@fcollonval, thanks for the review! The only place I'm finding a selector in the docs is for |
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Thanks @afshin for working on this! I just tried the latest changes on this branch it's looking good. Quick question: should a new console started with "New Console for Notebook" also be listed under the kernel? Similar to when a separate console is started and then its kernel changed to an existing one: kernel-console.mp4 |
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@jtpio yeah I noticed that too. I think because I'm only giving the create console command a kernel ID, it's generating a new Jupyter What do you think the behavior should be? I think it should appear in the list as well. But I don't know if there is a counterargument against that position. |
Same here. In the example above I would expect the new console started from the |
To fix some tests with the first PR, I changed some selectors to use the text content (it is considered better for integration tests). There are two places:
As now the text is page.locator('#jp-running-sessions >> text="Python 3 (ipykernel)"')
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Thanks @afshin
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Looks good, thanks! |
This PR:
notebook:create-newcommand to support passing in an optionalkernelIdto create a new notebook that uses an existing kernel instance.resourcesinstead of displaying the Jupyter icon when possibleReferences
Code changes
User-facing changes
running.kernels.mov
Backwards-incompatible changes
N/A