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When using JupyterLab (4.0.0 and up, at least), the MariaDB kernel affects the information displayed in the lefthand "Running Terminals and Kernels" sidebar.
Before using MariaDB kernel with a Python kernel up:
As soon as the MariaDB kernel is activated, KERNELS no longer shows information on running kernels. No info re the running MariaDB kernel is displayed, and the Python kernel info disappears:
JupyterLab has to be stopped to get the info back.
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@jrdnbradford I tend to call it a bug on jupyterlab side, kernels shouldn't be able to leak side effects in the UI, but at the same time the bug is most probably uncovered by some not up to date information published by the mariadb kernel, we'll try to see if a fix on our side can be crafted, thanks a lot for reporting this.
When using JupyterLab (
4.0.0
and up, at least), the MariaDB kernel affects the information displayed in the lefthand "Running Terminals and Kernels" sidebar.Before using MariaDB kernel with a Python kernel up:
As soon as the MariaDB kernel is activated,
KERNELS
no longer shows information on running kernels. No info re the running MariaDB kernel is displayed, and the Python kernel info disappears:JupyterLab has to be stopped to get the info back.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: