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Enable notebook ContentsManager in jupyter_server #392
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Thanks!
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Thanks for doing this. It makes sense and the warning message is sufficiently detailed - thanks.
Co-authored-by: Kevin Bates <kbates4@gmail.com>
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LGTM
* move cookie_secret_file to a non-persistent location, since it should be updated on any server restart * Bump to 0.20.2
Enable notebook ContentsManager in jupyter_server
jupyter_server's
contents_manager_class
doesn't accept subclasses of notebook'sContentsManager
. While this is the desired behavior for the future of jupyter_server, during this transition phase from notebook to jupyter_server, we should allow notebook's ContentManagers to pass through.This PR relaxes the
contents_manager_class
to allow these managers. To do this, newtraittypes
are defined and used that check the incoming types/instances against a list of classes.