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v0.33.0

July 26, 2018

See the JupyterLab 0.33.0 milestone on GitHub for the full list of pull requests and issues closed.

Key Features:

No longer in beta

In JupyterLab 0.33, we removed the "Beta" label to better signal that JupyterLab is ready for users to use on a daily basis. The extension developer API is still being stabilized. See the release blog post for details. (#4898, #4920)

Workspaces

We added new workspace support, which enables you to have multiple saved layouts, including in different browser windows. See the workspace documentation for more details. (#4502, #4708, #4088, #4041 #3673, #4780)

Menu items

  • "Activate Previously Used Tab" added to the Tab menu (Ctrl/Cmd Shift ') to toggle between the previously active tabs in the main area. (#4296)
  • "Reload From Disk" added to the File menu to reload an open file from the state saved on disk. (#4615)
  • "Save Notebook with View State" added to the File menu to persist the notebook collapsed and scrolled cell state. We now read the collapsed, scrolled, jupyter.source_hidden and jupyter.outputs_hidden notebook cell metadata when opening. collapsed and jupyter.outputs_hidden are redundant and the initial collapsed state is the union of both of them. When the state is persisted, if an output is collapsed, both will be written with the value true, and if it is not, both will not be written. (#3981)
  • "Increase/Decrease Font Size" added to the text editor settings menu. (#4811)
  • "Show in File Browser" added to a document tab's context menu. (#4500)
  • "Open in New Browser Tab" added to the file browser context menu. (#4315)
  • "Copy Path" added to file browser context menu to copy the document's path to the clipboard. (#4582)
  • "Show Left Area" has been renamed to "Show Left Sidebar" for consistency (same for right sidebar). (#3818)

Keyboard shortcuts

  • "Save As..." given the keyboard shortcut Ctrl/Cmd Shift S. (#4560)
  • "Run All Cells" given the keyboard shortcut Ctrl/Cmd Shift Enter. (#4558)
  • "notebook:change-to-cell-heading-X" keyboard shortcuts (and commands) renamed to "notebook:change-cell-to-heading-X" for X=1...6. This fixes the notebook command-mode keyboard shortcuts for changing headings. (#4430)
  • The console execute shortcut can now be set to either Enter or Shift Enter as a Console setting. (#4054)

Command palette items

  • "Notebook" added to the command palette to open a new notebook. (#4812)

  • "Run Selected Text or Current Line in Console" added to the command palette to run the selected text or current line from a notebook in a console. A default keyboard shortcut for this command is not yet provided, but can be added by users with the notebook:run-in-console command. To add a keyboard shortcut Ctrl G for this command, use the "Settings" | "Advanced Settings Editor" menu item to open the "Keyboard Shortcuts" advanced settings, and add the following JSON in the shortcut JSON object in the User Overrides pane (adjust the actual keyboard shortcut if you wish). (#3453, #4206, #4330)

    {
  "command": "notebook:run-in-console",
  "keys": ["Ctrl G"],
  "selector": ".jp-Notebook.jp-mod-editMode"
}

  • The command palette now renders labels, toggled state, and keyboard shortcuts in a more consistent and correct way. (#4533, #4510)

Settings

  • "fontFamily", "fontSize", and "lineHeight" settings added to the text editor advanced settings. (#4673)
  • Solarized dark and light text editor themes from CodeMirror. (#4445)

Larger file uploads

  • Support for larger file uploads (>15MB) when using Jupyter notebook server version >= 5.1. (#4224)

Extension management and installation

  • New extension manager for installing JupyterLab extensions from npm within the JupyterLab UI. You can enable this from the Advanced Settings interface. (#4682, #4925)
  • Please note that to install extensions in JupyterLab, you must use NodeJS version 9 or earlier (i.e., not NodeJS version 10). We will upgrade yarn, with NodeJS version 10 support, when a bug in yarn is fixed. (#4804)

Interface changes

  • Wider tabs in the main working area to show longer filenames. (#4801)
  • Initial kernel selection for a notebook or console can no longer be canceled: the user must select a kernel. (#4596)
  • Consoles now do not display output from other clients by default. A new "Show All Kernel Activity" console context menu item has been added to show all activity from a kernel in the console. (#4503)
  • The favicon now shows the busy status of the kernels in JupyterLab. (#4361, #3957, #4966)

Renderers

  • JupyterLab now ships with a Vega4 renderer by default (upgraded from Vega3). (#4806)
  • The HTML sanitizer now allows some extra tags in rendered HTML, including kbd, sup, and sub. (#4618)
  • JupyterLab now recognizes the .tsv file extension as tab-separated files. (#4684)
  • Javascript execution in notebook cells has been re-enabled. (#4515)

Changes for developers

  • A new signal for observing application dirty status state changes. (#4840)
  • A new signal for observing notebook cell execution. (#4740, #4744)
  • A new anyMessage signal for observing any message a kernel sends or receives. (#4437)
  • A generic way for different widgets to register a "Save with extras" command that appears in the File menu under save. (#3981)
  • A new API for removing groups from a JupyterLab menu. addGroup now returns an IDisposable which can be used to remove the group. removeGroup has been removed. (#4890)
  • The Launcher now uses commands from the application CommandRegistry to launch new activities. Extension authors that add items to the launcher will need to update them to use commands. (#4757)
  • There is now a top-level addToBottomArea function in the application, allowing extension authors to add bottom panel items like status bars. (#4752)
  • Rendermime extensions can now indicate that they are the default rendered widget factory for a file-type. For instance, the default widget for a markdown file is a text editor, but the default rendered widget is the markdown viewer. (#4692)
  • Add new workspace REST endpoints to jupyterlab_server and make them available in @jupyterlab/services. (#4841)
  • Documents created with a mimerenderer extension can now be accessed using an IInstanceTracker which tracks them. Include the token IMimeDocumentTracker in your plugin to access this. The IInstanceTracker interface has also gained convenience functions find and filter to simplify iterating over instances. (#4762)
  • RenderMime render errors are now displayed to the user. (#4465)
  • getNotebookVersion is added to the PageConfig object. (#4224)
  • The session kernelChanged signal now contains both the old kernel and the new kernel to make it easy to unregister things from the old kernel. (#4834)
  • The connectTo functions for connecting to kernels and sessions are now synchronous (returning a connection immediately rather than a promise). The DefaultSession clone and update methods are also synchronous now. (#4725)
  • Kernel message processing is now asynchronous, which guarantees the order of processing even if a handler is asynchronous. If a kernel message handler returns a promise, kernel message processing is paused until the promise resolves. The kernel's anyMessage signal is emitted synchronously when a message is received before asynchronous message handling, and the iopubMessage and unhandledMessage signals are emitted during asynchronous message handling. These changes mean that the comm onMsg and onClose handlers and the kernel future onReply, onIOPub, and onStdin handlers, as well as the comm target and message hook handlers, may be asynchronous and return promises. (#4697)
  • Kernel comm targets and message hooks now are unregistered with removeCommTarget and removeMessageHook, instead of using disposables. The corresponding registerCommTarget and registerMessageHook functions now return nothing. (#4697)
  • The kernel connectToComm function is synchronous, and now returns the comm rather than a promise to the comm. (#4697)
  • The KernelFutureHandler class expectShell constructor argument is renamed to expectReply. (#4697)
  • The kernel future done returned promise now resolves to undefined if there is no reply message. (#4697)
  • The IDisplayDataMsg is updated to have the optional transient key, and a new IUpdateDisplayDataMsg type was added for update display messages. (#4697)
  • The uuid function from @jupyterlab/coreutils is removed. Instead import UUID from @phosphor/coreutils and use UUID.uuid4() . (#4604)
  • Main area widgets like the launcher and console inherit from a common MainAreaWidget class which provides a content area (.content) and a toolbar (.toolbar), consistent focus handling and activation behavior, and a spinner displayed until the given reveal promise is resolved. Document widgets, like the notebook and text editor and other documents opened from the document manager, implement the IDocumentWidget interface (instead of DocumentRegistry.IReadyWidget), which builds on MainAreaWidget and adds a .context attribute for the document context and makes dirty handling consistent. Extension authors may consider inheriting from the MainAreaWidget or DocumentWidget class for consistency. Several effects from these changes are noted below. (#3499, #4453)
    • The notebook panel .notebook attribute is renamed to .content.
    • The text editor is now the .content of a DocumentWidget, so the top-level editor widget has a toolbar and the editor itself is widget.content.editor rather than just widget.editor.
    • Mime documents use a MimeContent widget embedded inside of a DocumentWidget now.
    • Main area widgets and document widgets now have a revealed promise which resolves when the widget has been revealed (i.e., the spinner has been removed). This should be used instead of the ready promise.

Changes in the JupyterLab code infrastructure include:

  • The JupyterLab TypeScript codebase is now compiled to ES2015 (ES6) using TypeScript 2.9. We also turned on the TypeScript esModuleInterop flag to enable more natural imports from non-es2015 JavaScript modules. With the update to ES2015 output, code generated from async/await syntax became much more manageable, so we have started to use async/await liberally throughout the codebase, especially in tests. Because we use Typedoc for API documentation, we still use syntax compatible with TypeScript 2.7 where Typedoc is used. Extension authors may have some minor compatibility updates to make. If you are writing an extension in TypeScript, we recommend updating to TypeScript 2.9 and targeting ES2015 output as well. (#4462, #4675, #4714, #4797)
  • The JupyterLab codebase is now formatted using Prettier. By default the development environment installs a pre-commit hook that formats your staged changes. (#4090)
  • Updated build infrastructure using webpack 4 and better typing. (#4702, #4698)
  • Upgraded yarn to version 1.6. Please note that you must use NodeJS version 9 or earlier with JupyterLab (i.e., not NodeJS version 10). We will upgrade yarn, with NodeJS version 10 support, when a bug in yarn is fixed. (#4804)
  • Various process utilities were moved to jupyterlab_server. (#4696)

Other fixes

  • Fixed a rendering bug with the Launcher in single-document mode. (#4805)
  • Fixed a bug where the native context menu could not be triggered in a notebook cell in Chrome. (#4720)
  • Fixed a bug where the cursor would not show up in the dark theme. (#4699)
  • Fixed a bug preventing relative links from working correctly in alternate IDrives. (#4613)
  • Fixed a bug breaking the image viewer upon saving the image. (#4602)
  • Fixed the font size for code blocks in notebook Markdown headers. (#4617)
  • Prevented a memory leak when repeatedly rendering a Vega chart. (#4904)
  • Support dropped terminal connection re-connecting. (#4763, #4802)
  • Use require.ensure in vega4-extension to lazily load vega-embed and its dependencies on first render. (#4706)
  • Relative links to documents that include anchor tags will now correctly scroll the document to the right place. (#4692)
  • Fix default settings JSON in setting editor. (#4591, #4595)
  • Fix setting editor pane layout's stretch factor. (#2971, #4772)
  • Programmatically set settings are now output with nicer formatting. (#4870)
  • Fixed a bug in displaying one-line CSV files. (#4795, #4796)
  • Fixed a bug where JSON arrays in rich outputs were collapsed into strings. (#4480)

0.32.0

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Beta 2 (v0.32.0)

Apr 16, 2018

This is the second in the JupyterLab Beta series of releases. It contains many enhancements, bugfixes, and refinements, including:

  • Better handling of a corrupted or invalid state database. (#3619, #3622, #3687, #4114).
  • Fixing file dirty status indicator. (#3652).
  • New option for whether to autosave documents. (#3734).
  • More commands in the notebook context menu. (#3770, #3909)
  • Defensively checking for completion metadata from kernels. (#3888)
  • New "Shutdown all" button in the Running panel. (#3764)
  • Performance improvements wherein non-focused documents poll the server less. (#3931)
  • Changing the keyboard shortcut for singled-document-mode to something less easy to trigger. (#3889)
  • Performance improvements for rendering text streams, especially around progress bars. (#4045).
  • Canceling a "Restart Kernel" now functions correctly. (#3703).
  • Defer loading file contents until after the application has been restored. (#4087).
  • Ability to rotate, flip, and invert images in the image viewer. (#4000)
  • Major performance improvements for large CSV viewing. (#3997).
  • Always show the context menu in the file browser, even for an empty directory. (#4264).
  • Handle asynchronous comm messages in the services library more correctly (Note: this means @jupyterlab/services is now at version 2.0!) ([#4115](https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/pull/4115)).
  • Display the kernel banner in the console when a kernel is restarted to mark the restart ([#3663](https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/pull/3663)).
  • Many tweaks to the UI, as well as better error handling.

0.31.0

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Beta 1 (v0.31.0)

Jan 11, 2018

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0.30.0

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v0.30.0

Dec 05, 2017

0.29.0

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v0.29.0

Nov 09, 2017

  • Create new view of cell in cell context menu. #3159
  • New Renderers for VDOM and JSON mime types and files. #3157
  • Switch to React for our VDOM implementation. Affects the VDomRenderer class. #3133
  • Standalone Cell Example. #3155

0.28.0

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v0.28.0

Oct 16, 2017

This release generally focuses on developer and extension author enhancements and general bug fixes.

  • Plugin id and schema file conventions change. https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/pull/2936.
  • Theme authoring conventions change. #3061
  • Enhancements to enabling and disabling of extensions. #3078
  • Mime extensions API change (name -> id and new naming convention). #3078
  • Added a jupyter lab --watch mode for extension authors. #3077
  • New comprehensive extension authoring tutorial. #2921
  • Added the ability to use an alternate LaTeX renderer. #2974
  • Numerous bug fixes and style enhancements.

0.27.0

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v0.27.0

Aug 23, 2017

0.26.0

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v0.26.0

Jul 21, 2017

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