@jupyterlab/codemirror
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A JupyterLab package which provides the default implementation of the @jupyterlab/codeeditor interface, using the CodeMirror editor.
4.0.1
maxHeight being equal to minHeight for HoverBox's visibility #14533 (@nishikantparmariam)sortNotebooksFirst option #14497 (@tpatel).cm-editor #14601 (@krassowski)IStatusBar optional for the notification plugin #14593 (@jtpio)@jupyterlab/celltags from the resolutions #14551 (@jtpio)main #14492 (@jtpio)main #14492 (@jtpio)(GitHub contributors page for this release)
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