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Matthias Bussonnier
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Hi all,
Summary of Tuesday meeting, I was busy so didn’t found time to polish
this one until today.
After two weeks of absence we are back from JupyterCon! It was an
awesome conference, stay tuned for more. As ususal I do my best to do
these weekly summaries, I of course miss many weeks, but our meetings
are public, and the notes on a collaborative document so feel free to
participate. Video meeting is at 9am PST every Tuesday, this week
video can be found here.
Tuesday, September 5, 2017
Weekly news by organization
IPython
Jupyter
JupyterLab
Jupyter-widgets
JupyterHub
Note: weekly news is available via the Dropbox Paper files or stored
in this news repo.
Migration of the Blog
The blog has been (partially) moved to Medium (here is the new blog,
we need to make an announcement on the old blog and/or make redirect
using CloudFlare. Kyle says it’s possible. We also need to document
how to publish a blog post now. Apparently you need to create a Medium
acount, write a draft and submit it to the Jupyter-blog collection.
We updated ghost (current/old blog engine) to 1.0, during the update
many images got lost. We should pull them out from an old backup.
The importation of the old blog post into medium removed authorship
(everything appear as ProjectJupyter). It should not be the case for
new posts
.
Matthias is not happy about medium nagging him that he has read more
than two medium post this month, and wonder if we can deactivate it as
an org for jupyter-blog articles ?
We are wondering if it is possible to write medium articles offline
using markdown and import them. IT should be, but it is not native see
http://markdowntomedium.com/
And how it works:
https://medium.com/@andymcfee/how-to-import-markdown-into-medium-c06dc981bd96
renaming of License files.
Some breakage occured, we decided to rename Copying.md to License as
many tools look for License, though this broke downstream packaging.
Indeed, some sdists are created with Manifest.in to tell which file to
include and this file was not changed to reflect the renaming of
Copying, leading to sdists without licenses, which some downstream
packagers (linux/mostly) will reject.
We need help to re-review all PRs that renamed Licenses.
How to test with CI / should it be tested with CI ? One possibility is
to use check-manifest.
Documentation (Jessica)
Sprint was great success, following up on outstanding PRs
https://github.com/jupyterlab/extension-cookiecutter-ts/issues/24 CC-0
for cookie cutters?
Need to follow up on details from user testing
Figure out how to move older language and document changes in
licensing standards e.g.
https://github.com/jupyter/nbconvert/blob/master/LICENSE
JupyterLab (Steve, Darian)
Released 0.27 two weeks ago.
https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/releases/tag/v0.27.0
Nothing major to report, ongoing work toward the beta and cleaning up
the settings system.
Updating the build system to allow extension overrides/disabling
http://blog.jupyter.org/2016/12/21/jupyter-notebook-4-3-1/
Jupyter widgets (Jason)
We released 7.0 (and several follow-up patch releases). We also
released a 6.0.1 with a few bugfixes backported. We had some great
work done in the JupyterCon sprints as well. We’re triaging issues now
to look forward.
nbconvert
We released 5.3
Tag-based element filtering
JupyterHub (Min, Carol)
We had a productive JupyterCon and dev meeting. We’re triaging issues
this week. Please send any feedback on JupyterHub 0.8 beta #4 (which
was released last week). Thanks!
JupyterCon
Awesome ! close ~ 700 attendees, we are doing it again, same location
next year, and around the same dates. We took a number of notes of how
to improve the conference and are listening to your feedback.Wether
you attended or not, feel free to send us your comments. Keynotes are
already online, and more talks should follow.
Released last week
JupyterHub 0.8.0b4
Releases for this week
nbconvert 5.3
jupyterhub beta 4
To be released ‘soon’
nbconvert 5.3.1
See you next week !
--
Matthias for the Jupyter/IPython team.
Summary of Tuesday meeting, I was busy so didn’t found time to polish
this one until today.
After two weeks of absence we are back from JupyterCon! It was an
awesome conference, stay tuned for more. As ususal I do my best to do
these weekly summaries, I of course miss many weeks, but our meetings
are public, and the notes on a collaborative document so feel free to
participate. Video meeting is at 9am PST every Tuesday, this week
video can be found here.
Tuesday, September 5, 2017
Weekly news by organization
IPython
Jupyter
JupyterLab
Jupyter-widgets
JupyterHub
Note: weekly news is available via the Dropbox Paper files or stored
in this news repo.
Migration of the Blog
The blog has been (partially) moved to Medium (here is the new blog,
we need to make an announcement on the old blog and/or make redirect
using CloudFlare. Kyle says it’s possible. We also need to document
how to publish a blog post now. Apparently you need to create a Medium
acount, write a draft and submit it to the Jupyter-blog collection.
We updated ghost (current/old blog engine) to 1.0, during the update
many images got lost. We should pull them out from an old backup.
The importation of the old blog post into medium removed authorship
(everything appear as ProjectJupyter). It should not be the case for
new posts
.
Matthias is not happy about medium nagging him that he has read more
than two medium post this month, and wonder if we can deactivate it as
an org for jupyter-blog articles ?
We are wondering if it is possible to write medium articles offline
using markdown and import them. IT should be, but it is not native see
http://markdowntomedium.com/
And how it works:
https://medium.com/@andymcfee/how-to-import-markdown-into-medium-c06dc981bd96
renaming of License files.
Some breakage occured, we decided to rename Copying.md to License as
many tools look for License, though this broke downstream packaging.
Indeed, some sdists are created with Manifest.in to tell which file to
include and this file was not changed to reflect the renaming of
Copying, leading to sdists without licenses, which some downstream
packagers (linux/mostly) will reject.
We need help to re-review all PRs that renamed Licenses.
How to test with CI / should it be tested with CI ? One possibility is
to use check-manifest.
Documentation (Jessica)
Sprint was great success, following up on outstanding PRs
https://github.com/jupyterlab/extension-cookiecutter-ts/issues/24 CC-0
for cookie cutters?
Need to follow up on details from user testing
Figure out how to move older language and document changes in
licensing standards e.g.
https://github.com/jupyter/nbconvert/blob/master/LICENSE
JupyterLab (Steve, Darian)
Released 0.27 two weeks ago.
https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/releases/tag/v0.27.0
Nothing major to report, ongoing work toward the beta and cleaning up
the settings system.
Updating the build system to allow extension overrides/disabling
http://blog.jupyter.org/2016/12/21/jupyter-notebook-4-3-1/
Jupyter widgets (Jason)
We released 7.0 (and several follow-up patch releases). We also
released a 6.0.1 with a few bugfixes backported. We had some great
work done in the JupyterCon sprints as well. We’re triaging issues now
to look forward.
nbconvert
We released 5.3
Tag-based element filtering
JupyterHub (Min, Carol)
We had a productive JupyterCon and dev meeting. We’re triaging issues
this week. Please send any feedback on JupyterHub 0.8 beta #4 (which
was released last week). Thanks!
JupyterCon
Awesome ! close ~ 700 attendees, we are doing it again, same location
next year, and around the same dates. We took a number of notes of how
to improve the conference and are listening to your feedback.Wether
you attended or not, feel free to send us your comments. Keynotes are
already online, and more talks should follow.
Released last week
JupyterHub 0.8.0b4
Releases for this week
nbconvert 5.3
jupyterhub beta 4
To be released ‘soon’
nbconvert 5.3.1
See you next week !
--
Matthias for the Jupyter/IPython team.
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