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Bump telemetry extension commit as well
Experiments here informed the schema naming recommendations in jupyter/telemetry#11
python 3.5 is still supported
This lets us add detailed documentation & description to our schemas, which is very hard to do in JSON. We also add a lot of documentation to the one JSON schema we have
Primary advantage over JSON is that we can do multi-line strings for more detailed documentation. We also expect humans to read & write these, so YAML is a much better format there. All JSON is also valid YAML, so that helps. Depends on jupyter/telemetry#13
We made a v0.0.1 release!
Co-authored-by: Kevin Bates <[email protected]>
Equivalent to jupyterhub/jupyterhub#2224. Port of jupyter/notebook#5870 Prometheus metrics can potentially leak information about the user, so they should be kept behind auth by default. However, for many JupyterHub deployments, they would need to be scraped by a centralized Prometheus instance that can not really authenticate separately to each user notebook without a lot of work. Admins can use this setting to allow unauthenticated access to the /metrics endpoint.
Port Notebook PRs 5565 and 5588 - terminal shell heuristics
Allow toggling auth for prometheus metrics
…branches Enable CodeQL runs on all pushed branches
Fix upgrade packaging dependencies build step
…s-api Fix: await possible async dir_exists method
sync _redirect_safe with upstream
Bump telemetry extension commit as well
Experiments here informed the schema naming recommendations in jupyter/telemetry#11
python 3.5 is still supported
This lets us add detailed documentation & description to our schemas, which is very hard to do in JSON. We also add a lot of documentation to the one JSON schema we have
Primary advantage over JSON is that we can do multi-line strings for more detailed documentation. We also expect humans to read & write these, so YAML is a much better format there. All JSON is also valid YAML, so that helps. Depends on jupyter/telemetry#13
We made a v0.0.1 release!
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