Changes in jupyter-core¶

4.4¶

4.4.0¶

jupyter troubleshoot gets the list of packages from the Python environment it’s in, by using sys.executable to call pip list (PR #104).
Added utility function ensure_dir_exists, and switched to using it over the one from ipython_genutils, which does permissions wrong (PR #113).
Avoid creating the ~/.ipython directory when checking if it exists for config migration (PR #118).
Fix mistaken description in zsh completions (PR #98).
Fix subcommand tests on Windows (PR #103).
The README now describes how to work on jupyter_core and build the docs (PR #110).
Fix a broken link to a release in the docs (PR #109).

4.3¶

4.3.0¶

Add JUPYTER_NO_CONFIG environment variable for disabling all Jupyter configuration.
More detailed error message when failing to launch subcommands.

4.2¶

4.2.1¶

Fix error message on Windows when subcommand not found.
Correctly display PATH in jupyter troubleshoot on Windows.

4.2.0¶

Make jupyter directory top priority in search path for subcommands, so that jupyter-subcommand next to jupyter will always be picked if present.
Avoid using shell=True for subcommand dispatch on Windows.

4.1¶

4.1.1¶

Include symlink directory and real location on subcommand PATH when jupyter is a symlink.

4.1.0¶

Add jupyter.py module, so that python -m jupyter always works.
Add prototype jupyter troubleshoot command for displaying environment info.
Ensure directory containing jupyter executable is included when dispatching subcommands.
Unicode fixes for Legacy Python.

4.0¶

4.0.6¶

fix typo preventing migration when custom.css is missing

4.0.5¶

fix subcommands on Windows (yes, again)
fix migration when custom.js/css are not present

4.0.4¶

fix subcommands on Windows (again)
ensure jupyter --version outputs to stdout

4.0.3¶

setuptools fixes needed to run on Windows

4.0.2¶

fixes for jupyter-migrate

4.0.1¶

This is the first release of the jupyter-core package.