Upgrade to support jupyter_client 8 #1778
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When upgrading the dependency spec to include v8, some python tests broke (see jupyter#1728). The tests were failing with a timeout due to indefinitely blocked IO. This originates in an infinitely-looping notebook and is caused by a misconfiguration of the client connection. Currently using `nbclient.NotebookClient` with a `jupyter_client.manager.KernelManager` results in a deadlock. nbclient doesn't seem aware of this issue because there is no test covering it. `NotebookClient` uses `AsyncKernelManager` by default. So why isn't nbgrader using it? nbgrader uses the NotebookClient via nbconvert which just realized the same issue. Up until v7.3.1, nbconvert has been hard-coding the default kernel manager to the sync version. (see jupyter/nbconvert#1964) Rather than require nbconvert>=7.3.1, this commit sets our own default value to the async kernel manager.
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@shreve can you rebase to check the tests ? |
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When upgrading the dependency spec to include v8, some python tests broke (see jupyter#1728). The tests were failing with a timeout due to indefinitely blocked IO. This originates in an infinitely-looping notebook and is caused by a misconfiguration of the client connection. Currently using `nbclient.NotebookClient` with a `jupyter_client.manager.KernelManager` results in a deadlock. nbclient doesn't seem aware of this issue because there is no test covering it. `NotebookClient` uses `AsyncKernelManager` by default. So why isn't nbgrader using it? nbgrader uses the NotebookClient via nbconvert which just realized the same issue. Up until v7.3.1, nbconvert has been hard-coding the default kernel manager to the sync version. (see jupyter/nbconvert#1964) Rather than require nbconvert>=7.3.1, this commit sets our own default value to the async kernel manager.
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When upgrading the dependency spec to include v8, some python tests broke (see #1728). The tests were failing with a timeout due to indefinitely blocked IO.
This originates in an infinitely-looping notebook and is caused by a misconfiguration of the client connection. Currently using
nbclient.NotebookClientwith ajupyter_client.manager.KernelManagerresults in a deadlock. nbclient doesn't seem aware of this issue because there is no test covering it.NotebookClientusesAsyncKernelManagerby default.So why isn't nbgrader using it? nbgrader uses the NotebookClient via nbconvert which just realized the same issue. Up until v7.3.1, nbconvert has been hard-coding the default kernel manager to the sync version. (see jupyter/nbconvert#1964)
Rather than require nbconvert>=7.3.1, this commit sets our own default value to the async kernel manager.