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* Provide problem description along with links to related ipykernel and python issues. * Rewrite bit about nest-asyncio, mostly to avoid saying that the workaround is specific to Jupyter. * Drop one of the errors. It error looks like it's from DataLad's gh-5313, and that should be resolved with 0.14.
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Thanks @adswa, and sorry I didn't spot this until now. I've pushed a rewrite on top of your commit to kyleam/datalad-handbook:asyncio. If that looks okay to you, feel free to bring it (or any part of it) into this PR. |
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Thanks a lot @kyleam! I like your change much better, its now in this branch.
Sorry, I didn't actually wait for you to spot this, I just quickly wrote it up and then had forgotten to merge it because I got distracted with something else :) |
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Taking notes from datalad/datalad#5409