Georg Sauthoff

FWIW, I'm also on Fedora 35, and I'm only affected by #107. That means even with `/etc/profile.d/vte.sh` I can't reproduce this issue after disabling bracketed paste.

Yes, my `/etc/profile.d/vte.sh` also has that line. And I'm also starting Jupyter from a terminal (that runs zsh - which probably doesn't make a difference). But it isn't VTE based....

I've observed this issue with the Fedora EPEL packages under CentOS. The collection 3 cgi script just displays an empty page for the user/entropy plugin. The script writes following messages...

I can confirm this issue on Python 3.9. When running the unittests there are multiple instances of this error - e.g.: ``` test_generator_arg_is_default_mock (test.Test_patch_decorator_coroutine_or_generator) ... ERROR Exception ignored in: Traceback...

Related: Currently, asynctest doesn't support Python 3.8, either, cf. #132 and #144

@mosra, I think it's ok to unconditionally add the no-referrer attribute to full CSS URLs. Since they are usually 3rd party ones, in 99.9 % of the cases or so....

I can reproduce this issue. Looking at memory.txt I currently don't see a way how to exclude the cache-accounting from the highwater value (memory.max_usage_in_bytes). At least I'll change the program...

Output/README was changed in: https://github.com/gsauthof/cgmemtime/commit/8098f9bdce1af4e85cbf5d7f3d2a06083e1bb3ed

@beatmax , no, there is no update so far. Unfortunately, the cgroup-v2 interface doesn't provide any high-water information (cf. Section 5.2, Memory). That means It doesn't even provide the high-water...

I think such options are a good idea and they would fit well into cgmemtime. Feel free to create a pull request.