Alexandre Bezroutchko

I know today is a one year anniversary of the last comment in this thread, but can't find any better place. It occurred to me that there might be a...

> it's an awkward workaround at best - if you're stuck in something like less, you'd need to open a terminal on > the same node, find the socket file...

I was sure I answered last week, but somehow my long comment was lost it seems... Will keep it short :). > The wrapper would run git/sudo/docker/etc. as a subprocess,...

> Jupyter does have support for making an input prompt while a cell runs - to see what I mean, in a Python notebook, do something like `a = input('>...

> As far as I know, there's no simple, general way to tell that a process is waiting for input. I think there is one, shells use it. Try "(sleep...

Done a bit more research :). Found an interesting alternative to tmux/screen, it is called termpair, purely python. It can be wrapped around bash (like tmux/screen we've discussed, but absolutely...

very difficult to argue with this, but I will try haha) Sure, if avoiding HTML is your design choice, the best you can do is to rely on input() with...

> I'd give it about a 60% chance that it's possible to make something like based on SIGTTIN that can work for a simple demo, but only about a 10%...

It was a long time since I studied this stuff and I don't have time now for proper research, unfortunately. But, for what is worth: > The process trying to...

I wonder if this approach can eventually allow retrying server connections, potentially to another server address & port? Would it be possible to return some 'retry' indicator from the error...