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Here are some highlights for this release. See the JupyterLab 2.0 milestone on GitHub for the full list of pull requests and issues closed.
Ctrl Shift .
and Ctrl Shift ,
shortcuts move focus to the next
and previous tab bar in the main area, respectively
(#7673)
Shift Home
and Shift End
shortcuts in a notebook select all
cells from the current cell to the top or bottom of a notebook,
respectively
(#7177)
Explicit "No Kernel" button in the kernel selection dialog for new notebooks (#7647)
Notebook recordTiming
advanced setting to control whether
execution timing information is stored in notebook files
(#7578)
"Select current running or last run cell" command added (requires
notebook recordTiming
advanced setting to be set to true)
(#7551)
Codemirror lineWiseCopyCut
advanced setting to control the
behavior of the copy/cut keyboard shortcuts when there is no
selection
(#7842)
Refreshed the command palette and property inspector sidebar icons and user interfaces (#7577, #7038, #7733, #7732, #7718, #7686)
"New File" and "New Markdown File" items in file browser context menu (#7483, #4280)
"Download" item in File menu (#7480)
"Restart Kernel and Run up to Selected Cell" item in notebook Kernel menu (#7789, #6746)
In extension manager, the "enable" button is now only shown for installed extensions (#7482)
Dialogs can now be closed by clicking outside of them (#7885, #3784)
documentsearch:startWithReplace
command to open the document find
overlay with replace. There is not currently a default keyboard
shortcut for this, but one can be assigned as a custom keyboard
shortcut in Advanced Settings.
(#7725)
The JSON viewer now only displays structure hints for arrays and empty objects for a more streamlined feel (#7227)
Optional platform-aware keyboard shortcut fields linuxKeys
,
macKeys
, and winKeys
in keyboard shortcut definitions
(#7589)
{
command: "application:toggle-mode",
selector: "body",
linuxKeys: ["Ctrl Shift M"], // only linux
macKeys: ["Cmd Shift Z"], // only mac
winKeys: ["Ctrl Shift B"], // only windows
keys: ["Accel Shift U"] // default shortcut
}
Added options for jupyter lab clean
to clean specific parts of the
build, such as --extensions
, --settings
, --static
, and --all
(#7583,
#6734)
Removed the vega 4 and vega-lite 2 renderers (vega 5 and vega-lite 4 is included in JupyterLab by default). These legacy renderers may be available via custom extensions (#7650, #7523, #7658)
JupyterHub users should use the c.Spawner.default_url = '/lab'
setting instead of the deprecated and now removed labhubapp
(#7724)
See extension_migration
for help in
migrating extensions to JupyterLab 2.0.
@phosphor
to @lumino
dependencies.
(#7582,
#7534,
#7763,
#7762,
#7595)settingsregistry
and statedb
packages from
coreutils
(#7681,
#7615)ClientSession
is renamed to SessionContext
and
the IKernelConnection.connectToComm
method is replaced with
IKernelConnection.createComm
and IKernelConnection.hasComm
methods.
(#7252,
#7674,
#7820,
#7694,
#7690,
#7682)polling
from coreutils in favor for @lumino/polling
(#7617)Running
sidebar extension
(#6895,
#6876)codemirror
, xterm.js
,
markdown
, fontawesome
, etc.)
(#7590,
#7194,
#7326,
#6479,
#7769)ui-components
(#7588,
#6799)UseSignal
example to the docs
(#7519)env
prop to kernel options
(#7499)IPython.display
(#7215,
#6827)Shift Tab
dedent shortcut works correctly in the file
editor
(#7865)app_dir
when app_dir
is ''
(#7268,
#7264)FAQs
JupyterLab statusbar package.
The npm package @jupyterlab/statusbar receives a total of 26,203 weekly downloads. As such, @jupyterlab/statusbar popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @jupyterlab/statusbar demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 11 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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