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Since `pycc.main()` has been deprecated for almost 7 years (https://github.com/numba/numba/commit/7342cb9aa7aded02209605299dbbdbe377794078), it seems that the `pycc` script (shown below) should be removed or at least be archived in a way that...
What's the best way to separate out the string/byte prefixes (such as `f`, `r`, `u` and `b` before the quotes) from the string itself (maybe as a sub-node)? I understand...
## Description There appears to be no minimum height to the sections in the Running Terminals and Kernels panel when other sections grow. When there are a large number of...
### Problem In the process of fixing #12942, we discovered in PR #12943 that the handling of selected data differs between the `debugger` variable panel table view and `csvviewer`. Specifically,...
## Description The section headers in the "Running terminals and kernels" panel are slightly scrollable when the corresponding sections are empty. When the browser is set to use non-overlay scrollbars,...
DataGrid appears to implement its own scrollbars, while other types of panels use browser-default scrollbars. JLab uses DataGrid for `csvviewer` and the `debugger` variable table view, and the scrollbars for...
## Description When a code cell extension, such as `jupyterlab-execute-time`, is installed alongside `jupyterlab-vim`, vim mode does not initialize in the first cell, and the user must switch to another...
Since the versions of `binutils`, `libwinpthread` and other packages referenced from the branch of `vcpkg` referenced ([vcpkg @ 03ca9b5](https://github.com/microsoft/vcpkg/tree/03ca9b59af1506a86840e3a3a01a092f3333a29b)) in the current `main` have been removed from MSYS2 repos (i.e....
`plot_supports_and_loads_2d()` load arrows do not behave as expected when the dimensions of the model are large, which occurs when inch or mm units are used. Specifically, there are two issues:...
Certain plot customizations are much more difficult or practically impossible without access to the figure (`fig`) and axis (`ax`) objects. Using `matplotlib`'s `gcf()` and `gca()` is possible, but relying on...