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My Pain
I would like to be able to create awesome analytics apps. One fundamental component for users work flows is the FileInput.
The look and feel of the current FileInput widget is basic.
I would like it to look and feel more modern. One thing that is not obvious to me
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/kind feature
Persona: Infrastructure Engineer
Control Plane Walkthrough:
- Install Kubeflow with (istio) KfDefs
- Install Kubeflow with dex - pending
- Configure / Get Istio IngressGateway endpoint
- Create profiles (w/ kubectl) #4725
- Create notebooks from user-namespace (w/ kubectl)
- Login (port-forward) into notebook as user
- Create TFJob (w/ kubec
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could you add one of the spellchecker plugins?
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how to use gui in the AidLearning?how to custom the gui?
How to use Watcher / WatcherClient over tcp/ip network?
Watcher seems to ZMQ server, and WatcherClient is ZMQ Client, but there is no API/Interface to config server IP address.
Do I need to implement a class that inherits from WatcherClient?
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The example book created by jupyter-book create creates files with permissions 775. None of these files are really executable, and therefore the correct permissions should be 664 (or probably 644)
To Reproduce
jupyter-book create test; ls -al test
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To guide users towards doing things right, could we suggest they use the magics instead of the shell invocations? Possibly with a short explanation why. Was also mentioned in ipython/ipython#11524 (comment).