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Thanks @brichet for starting this discussion 👍
Right, it would make sense to create a |
0.8.x branch is created.The 0.8.x branch will keep compatibility with Jupyterlab 3.x and Notebook 6.x. The main will be used for compatibility with Jupyterlab 4 and Notebook 7, and should release versions |
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Hi ? |
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No date for now, we have to wait for:
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Now that #1684 has been merged into Ad it looks like the |
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@brichet @jtpio any chance we can get a few of the outstanding bugfix PRs included in 0.9.0? These would be a big improvement in using I would be happy to contribute any testing effort needed, with a bit of guidance. ( I also have the two autotest PRs out #1650 and #1656, and we've been using that code very successfully in our class for a few semesters now. But I imagine those will involve a biiiit more work to merge :-) ) |
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Following today's discussion, we should probably make another pre-release of nbgrader 0.9 that uses Notebook 7 final instead of the release candidate. |
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I have selectively disabled all nbgrader lab extensions and server extensions, but the Nbgrader context menu in JupyterLab still has active buttons: Notice that only "Create assignment" is grayed out. Shouldn't the other be the same? My {
"disabledExtensions": {
"nbgrader/formgrader": true,
"nbgrader/assignment-list": true,
"nbgrader/course-list": true,
"nbgrader/create-assignment": true,
"nbgrader/validate-assignment": true
}
}Then |
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@brichet I have been working on rebasing our AutoTest PR on 0.9.x, and I ran into this (minor) issue #1814 with the current |

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There are currently 2 maintained versions of
nbgradernotebook<7extensions on branch 0.7.xnotebook<7andjupyterlab<4extensions on branch mainThere is also this draft PR to extend support to
jupyterlab==4andnotebook==7. This PR grows until Jupyterlab 4 and Notebook 7 are released.I propose here to stop development on 0.7.x version, since its features should be covered by 0.8.x version, and to start a new 0.9.x version to support the next versions of Jupyterlab and Notebook.
NOTE
It might be interesting to investigate a way to independently install the JupyterLab or Notebook extensions (and their dependencies) in version 0.8.x. Some people may still want to avoid the
nodejsinstallation for the classic Notebook.cc. @jhamrick @SylvainCorlay @jtpio
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