[Debian-pan-maintainers] Jupyterlab status ?

[Roland Mas]

Hi,

As part of the merging of the Python parts and the Node parts into a 
single source package, Jupyterlab is still stuck in an incomfortable 
place: either 1. we ship a non-functional package and expect the user to 
run a command as root to build the JS components and actually make it 
usable; or 2. as part of the package build, we build the JS parts using 
the procedure provided by upstream (but it downloads stuff from the 
Internet so it's against Policy); or 3. as part of the package build, we 
build the JS parts using the pkgjs tool that's supposed to replace the 
downloading of stuff with installing packages, but that currently leads 
to a package that doesn't work either.

I'm having hardware issues and August is traditionnally slow here, but 
I'd be happy to plan a hack session with Xavier in order to sort it out 
once and for all :-)

Le 02/08/2024 à 16:10, Emmanuel FARHI a écrit :
>
> Hi Xavier and Roland,
>
> I haven't followed closely the work done recently on the JupyterLab side.
>
> Can you make a quick status report ?
>
> Thanks, Emmanuel.
>
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