Send command: restart kernel and run all?

[ferdinandyb]

I would like to be able to send a command that restarts the kernel and runs the entire notebook. Is this currently possible?

[zplizzi]

We have separately implemented the restart and execute_all commands, you can execute the requests with the files in this folder: https://github.com/untitled-ai/jupyter_ascending/tree/main/jupyter_ascending/requests. You should be able to chain these together from wherever you're calling it from.

Let me know if this solves your issue!

[ferdinandyb]

On Fri Jan 20, 2023 at 01:07, Zack Polizzi wrote: We have separately implemented the `restart` and `execute_all` commands, you can execute the requests with the files in this folder: https://github.com/untitled-ai/jupyter_ascending/tree/main/jupyter_ascending/requests. You should be able to chain these together from wherever you're calling it from. Let me know if this solves your issue!

Thanks! Almost, but not quite. If you attempt something like this: ``` python -m jupyter_ascending.requests.restart --filename 20221221.sync.py && python -m jupyter_ascending.requests.execute_all --filename 20221221.sync.py ``` You'll get an error: ``` jsonrpcclient.exceptions.ReceivedErrorResponseError: Server error ``` So a "restart and run all", like what you have in the jupyter notebook dropdown menu needs to be implemented differently. I'm guessing jupyter should already expose something like this that ascending could directly call?

[zplizzi]

Ah that's a good point, the server will go down after the restart command and probably fail to handle the run all command properly. One quick fix would just be to add like a 10 second delay between the two. But yeah likely there's a way to implement a unified command - I'd be happy to review a PR if anyone wants to try to get this working.