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Command palette interrupt/restart not there for a python file #7158
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Was looking at this. Kinda confusing as there's more than one restart/interrupt.
So the first one is probably the one to fix. The context is a little messy though. You'd need a file that's active that has code cells but there's also an IW open that's related to the code cells. At least to be completely correct. |
The new interactive window does not use Lines 868 to 883 in add2eb6
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These context keys aren't being properly set Line 1192 in add2eb6
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Duplicate of #330 |
I don't think this is fixed. Or at least it doesn't behave the way I would expect. Shows up even after closing the interactive window. I suppose that's better than it not being there. Additionally if I have two IW's open, it's not clear which one it's going to restart. Additionally the restart doesn't put out the status message. I think you enabled the wrong command? Well maybe. The other command might have had the restart message show up. At least it used to. |
The restart message shows up for me, and both the Which version of the Jupyter extension do you have? I'm on v2021.8.2031173646. |
This one: Version: 2021.8.2031173646 No restart message shows up at all. Might be because of me not using ZMQ though. Let me check. |
No even with ZMQ enabled it fails to show a restart message. Even using the toolbar. |
Restart message is a different issue. |
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