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@maciejskorski maciejskorski commented May 6, 2023

This patch upgrades jupyter_server 🆙 to version 2.x

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@djherbis djherbis merged commit 4510ecd into Kaggle:main May 8, 2023
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djherbis commented May 8, 2023

Sure, we've been using the default version usually that comes from our base image since that usually has to be compatible with certain other parts of Cloud/Kaggle. I'll run some tests once this image builds though to verify if this is fine.

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Sure, we've been using the default version usually that comes from our base image since that usually has to be compatible with certain other parts of Cloud/Kaggle. I'll run some tests once this image builds though to verify if this is fine.

Thanks for contributing!

Dear @djherbis , it's been my pleasure and thanks for taking this enourmous effort to put this huge collection of packages together 👏 , it indeed helps data scientists to collaborate 😄

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package jupyter-server-terminals not working Mismatch of jupyter-server version
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