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Extension is disabled in Notebook 7 #1284
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Thank you for opening your first issue in this project! Engagement like this is essential for open source projects! 🤗 |
Hey @matthewgasbarro thanks for trying this extension with notebook 7.
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Hi Frederic, Are the plugins in the console error from nbdime too or the jupyterlab-git extension? Also, I noticed the Git menu in the toolbar just shows Help as an item with a side arrow that does not open. Not sure if that is also a nbdime issue. If you decide to support Notebook, then I think the sidebar makes sense, similar to the debugger in Notebook 7: Thanks! |
Thanks for the inputs.
No they come from the jupyterlab-git extension. |
Wanted to follow up on this issue. Is there plans to support Git in Notebook 7? If not, or at least until such feature is ready, can the git and nbdiff toolbar icons be disabled (removed) in Notebook 7. Also the Git menu should be removed. It just contains a Help submenu that has no contents. See image from initial post. |
Description
When opening a notebook in Notebook 7 (not nbclassic), the git extension is greyed out in the notebook toolbar and the console contains errors that the @jupyterlab/git:clone and @jupyterlab/git:plugin plugins failed to activate
Reproduce
Expected behavior
Either the git extension is supported in Notebook 7 or it should be properly excluded such that there are no console errors and greyed out functionality.
Context
jupyterlab-git==0.5.0.a.0
notebook 7.0.4
jupyter_server 2.9.1
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