Description

If JupyterLab is started in a subfolder of a git project (e.g., the notebooks folder), then the graph display does not work correctly.

Solution

Use git rev-parse --show-toplevel to figure out where the .git folder is.

We implemented a JupyterLab Extension, but that was coded against an earlier version of the API (pre 1.0). We should revive the extension. Initially it should just provide a command cheat sheet.

Currently every execution inside the notebook is not tracking the output (this is fine for experimenting and exploration). But if someone want to do so, she would be required to open a terminal and type the renku run command.
The idea here would be some shortcut to clean previous executions (untracked ones), and run the whole notebook in a deterministic manner (all cells in the right order) and track all outpus.

We are still at 0.19.x, we should aim to update at version 1+.

Add a menu option that runs git clean -i.

If the notebook uses relative paths, they will be broken unless the execution is started from the same directory.

Description

Add an option to the renku toolbar to display a graph in JupyterLab.

Sketch

Description

The current architecture of the extension is not viable. The correct way to structure the extension is as a combination of client extension and server extension.

One model could be the Dask lab extension which uses the jupyter-server-proxy to manage the service.

References

• server-extension "hello world"
• https://github.com/dask/dask-labextension
• https://jupyter-server-proxy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html

Add a "Renku" tab to JupyterLab, which offers point-and-click access to common renku commands.
The initial version should support the following commands:

Renku

• status: execute renku status in a terminal
• log: execute renku log in a terminal
• run: Take arguments for the command to run and execute renku run [args] in a terminal

Git

• push: execute git push in a terminal
• commit: Take a commit message and execute git commit -m<message>

In the new tab view add a new form for the users to be able to import data into juypterlab

Description

The JupyterLab extension should provide a feature for getting information about that session. That page should include a link to return to the project into Renku.

This is the second feature in SwissDataScienceCenter/renku-ui#1155.

Add help pages for the tab bar

• About Renku
• Cheat Sheet
• Tab Help