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2021 Jupyter Widgets Dev Meetings #1

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jasongrout opened this issue Feb 2, 2021 · 39 comments
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2021 Jupyter Widgets Dev Meetings #1

jasongrout opened this issue Feb 2, 2021 · 39 comments

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jasongrout commented Feb 2, 2021

Here is a record of the agenda/minutes for our bi-weekly meeting. Everyone is welcome to join.

Let's avoid using this thread for discussion. If you'd like to discuss something in the minutes, open a separate issue and reference this thread.

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jasongrout commented Feb 2, 2021

02 Feb 2021

3pm UTC (Local time)

(This meeting was set up and discussed on Gitter here and here)

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jasongrout commented Feb 18, 2021

18 Feb 2021

Attendees: Jason, Maarten, Jeremy, Ian, Sylvain, Martin, Itay

Discussion

  • widgets.register what is it for?
    • should it be default in the cookiecutter? - no
    • should be better documented - Ian open an issue.
  • Triage 8.0 issues

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ianhi commented Mar 4, 2021

4 Mar 2021

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@jasongrout, @vidartf, @maartenbreddels, @ianhi, @ibdafna, @jtpio, @marimeireles

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jasongrout commented Mar 18, 2021

18 Mar 2021

Attendees: @jasongrout, @SylvainCorlay, @ianhi, @jtpio

What is the status of pythreejs? It is now a prebuilt extension compatible with JupyterLab 3.

Meeting times: We decided to move to a weekly meeting schedule to help development momentum, and re-evaluate the time to better accommodate those that are actually coming to the meetings. Since we're in the middle of a confusing time where some of us are on Daylight Saving time and others aren't, we'll keep the 7am Pacific Daylight Time meeting for Thursday, 25 Mar. Jason will send out a poll for a new meeting time for a weekly meeting for the following week.

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jtpio commented Mar 25, 2021

25 Mar 2021

Attendees: @jtpio, @jasongrout, @vidartf

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jtpio commented Apr 1, 2021

01 Apr 2021

Attendees: @jtpio, @ianhi, @jasongrout, @SylvainCorlay, @blois

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jtpio commented Apr 8, 2021

08 Apr 2021

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jtpio commented Apr 27, 2021

13 Apr 2021

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  • Discussions
    • Deep dive on potential of using stdin as a mechanism for blocking until a user interacts with a widget.
    • Ian will create an issue summarizing everything that can be used as a starting place for further investigations.

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jtpio commented Apr 27, 2021

27 Apr 2021

Attendees: @jtpio, @ibdafna, @ianhi, @vidartf

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jtpio commented May 5, 2021

04 May 2021

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jtpio commented Jun 8, 2021

01 June 2021

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jtpio commented Jun 8, 2021

08 June 2021

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  • Quick update on outstanding work on 8.0

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jtpio commented Jun 15, 2021

15 June 2021

Attendees: @jtpio, @vidartf, @ibdafna

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jtpio commented Jul 6, 2021

22 June 2021

Attendees: @jtpio, @vidartf, @ibdafna, @jasongrout

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jtpio commented Jul 6, 2021

29 June 2021

Attendees: @jasongrout, @davidbrochart, @ilyabo, @ibdafna

  • Welcome Itay (@ibdafna) as an ipywidgets maintainer!
  • Scipy 2021 tutorial is in two weeks, based on ipywidgets 7.6.3, JupyterLab 3.0 (Matt Craig, Itay Dafna, Mariana, Martin, Youness)
    • This year emphasizing additional widget libraries, like ipycanvas, ipycytoscape, ipydatagrid, etc.
  • 8.0a5 is out: lots of package upgrades, so please test third-party widgets
  • @ilyabo, @davidbrochart: Async widgets: we have a modified kernel now that enables async processing of widgets.

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6 July 2021

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  • ipywidgets tutorial update (next week)
  • ipywidgets community update
  • ipywidgets 8.0 triage

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13 July 2021

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  • @ibdafna: ipywidgets tutorial report (Monday morning at Scipy)

    • We cleaned up the tutorial repo, updated the binder, etc.
      • Didn't show some of Maarten's widgets because they weren't working
    • Went well. Generated buzz on Twitter. It was a new audience, with many people exposed to ipywidgets for the first time. About 100 attendees.
    • Need short introduction to decorators
    • The styling/layout section was a bit long. Instead, just give a few examples, then jump in with examples and day-to-day issues people will face.
    • We'll continue refreshing and rotating the list of ipywidgets libraries we are showing each year.
    • The online platform worked well, the platform worked pretty well. The platform "Q&A" section was a bit awkward to use.
    • Lots of questions, especially compared to last year.
  • ipywidgets 8.0 triage

    • Went through recent PRs, reviewed and merged some, and assigned out others.
  • https://codepath.org/ - interesting mentoring opportunity

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jtpio commented Sep 14, 2021

03 August 2021

Attendees: @jasongrout, @vidartf, @ibdafna

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jtpio commented Sep 14, 2021

10 August 2021

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Itay:

Vidar:

  • Github lints ("Unchanged files with check annotations")
  • Should we fix typos in help string retoractively in specs? Fixed typos ipywidgets#3246

Triage:

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jtpio commented Sep 14, 2021

17 August 2021

Attendees: @vidartf, @jasongrout, @ibdafna, @blois

Pete:

Itay:

  • TS cookiecutter maintenance - Itay volunteering, and Vidar will help him come up to speed.

Triage for 8.0:

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jtpio commented Sep 14, 2021

24 August 2021

Attendees: @vidartf, @jasongrout

Triage for 8.0:

  • Discussion around extending widgets support to JupyterLab code consoles.

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jtpio commented Sep 14, 2021

31 August 2021

Attendees: @vidartf, @jasongrout, @ibdafna

Triage for 8.0:

Itay:

  • 8.0.0a6 prerelease due out this week
  • 7.1.x patch release with ipython_genutils dependency

Vidar: #2259, #2800
Itay: #3230, #3247
Jason: #2762

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jtpio commented Sep 14, 2021

07 Sep 2021

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jtpio commented Sep 15, 2021

14 Sep 2021

Attendees: @vidartf, @jtpio, @ianhi, @ibdafna

Triage for 8.0

  • Add dragging behaviour properties to sliders: #2834

    • Rebase + rename to american spelling
    • Merge and do a final review after having it in alpha
  • If we include #2762, we should also consider #2605

    • Current proposal: Add three new promises: attached, layedOut, shown. Then deprecate displayed, and have that resolve at the same time as attached for now (retaining its current behavior). This will allow for third-party libraries to update on their own time, but still resolve the ambiguity.

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jtpio commented Sep 22, 2021

21 Sep 2021

Attendees: @jtpio, @martinRenou, @vidartf, @jasongrout, @ibdafna

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jtpio commented Sep 29, 2021

28 Sep 2021

Attendees: @martinRenou, @vidartf, @jasongrout, @SylvainCorlay

  • #3280

    • Can we confidently make a minor release of widgetnbextension? Probably best to branch from last
  • #3021

    • This PR does not change the current logic for ipywidgets. It is adding a new Comm entry point for Voila to fetch all widgets models at once.

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jtpio commented Oct 6, 2021

05 Oct 2021

Attendees: @vidartf, @jasongrout, @ibdafna

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jtpio commented Oct 12, 2021

12 Oct 2021

Attendees: @vidartf, @jasongrout, @martinRenou, @piiq, @jtpio, @ibdafna

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jtpio commented Oct 20, 2021

19 Oct 2021

Attendees: @jtpio, @martinRenou, @jasongrout, @SylvainCorlay

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jtpio commented Oct 27, 2021

26 Oct 2021

Attendees: @ibdafna, @martinRenou, @vidartf, @jasongrout, @trungleduc

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jtpio commented Nov 2, 2021

02 Nov 2021

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jtpio commented Nov 10, 2021

09 Nov 2021

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jtpio commented Nov 17, 2021

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jtpio commented Nov 30, 2021

30 Nov 2021

Attendees: @vidartf, @ibdafna, @jtpio, @SylvainCorlay

8.0 release plans

  • Currently on track. We will all try to update a 3rd-party library to support 8.0 before next week, when we plan to do an RC unless there are any blockers.
  • New convenience trait/serializers for serializing full IEEE float values (i.e., NaN and infinity)
  • Introductions
    • chadiabifadel

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jtpio commented Dec 8, 2021

7 Dec 2021

Attendees: @maartenbreddels, @ibdafna, @jtpio, @SylvainCorlay, @vidartf, @jasongrout

Front-end sync PR:

Issues:

Porting widgets to 8.0: will need to work on a migration guide.
Current changelog: https://ipywidgets.readthedocs.io/en/latest/changelog.html#not-released-yet

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jtpio commented Dec 15, 2021

14 Dec 2021

Attendees: @vidartf, @ibdafna, @martinRenou, @jasongrout, @real-slim-chadi

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21 Dec 2021

Attendees: @maartenbreddels, @ibdafna, @SylvainCorlay,
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  • Jason: upgrading to TypeScript 4.5 has incompatibilities with older JupyterLab versions, so we hold off upgrading it in the RC.
  • Discussed Maarten's front-end sync PR. Sylvain and Itay will meet on Dec 22nd to run a a few final tests and, if not issues are found, merge and release RC0 🎉

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