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The notebook has its own internal idle-culling mechanisms, including shutting down idle kernels, shutting down itself when there's been no activity, and making decisions based on whether there are open connections or not. This is a lot more sophisticated, and offers much more granularity than the network-activity-based activity we have now.
For reference, we enable this config [on mybinder.org]
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After installing jupyterlab and jupyterlab-lsp via pip, I got the "Server Extension Missing" error. I followed all the advice there, and tried a clean install with no luck. Eventually I figured out that the only way to make it work was to run this command:
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%autocall randomExpected result
ERROR:root:Valid modes: (0->Off, 1->Smart, 2->FullObserved result
ValueErrorwas raised due to parsing the argument"random"as an integer.System info
Manjaro Linux, Python 3.9.1, IPython 7.22.0.