Mauno Erhardt

I know it has been a while since this was last updated but I'd like to add some suggestions to this discussion. A few general thoughts on this: - a...

Ok, @splitbrain here are a few more versions based on the 3.4 design. I've also added a version with a slight gradient (6.6) which gived the logo a more vivid...

@splitbrain : I agree that the 16x16 version should be handcrafted with slightly modified proportions to better fit the 16x16 grid @selfthinker : here are a few versions with a...

I guess I am facing the same issue. I run `jupyterlab==4.0.7` and `ipywidgets==8.1.1` (same issue with `jupyterlab==4.0.6`) behind `jupyterhub==4.0.2` with `dockerspawner==12.1.0`. Within my docker-spawned JupyterLab container I also have separate...

I was able to fix this issue by adding `plotly` to the JupyterLab venv. Apparently this is required when using multiple kernels/venvs and running JupyterLab in a venv of it's...

@Coding-with-Adam exactly. I made no other changes besides of bumping `jupyterlab` from `4.0.5` all the way up to `4.0.9` in the course of this issue. `jupyterlab==4.0.9` without `plotly` did not...

@bsdz As mentioned in my first comment in this issue I use JupyterLab behind JupyterHub and spawn an individual JupyterLab container for each user. So there is complete separation between...

@lahwaacz I can't give an definitive answer but based on the class-loading error message `Failed to load model class 'FigureModel' from module 'jupyterlab-plotly'` I would guess you are missing the...

I agree, **IF** a user configures this correctly it does not matter if API keys with only an `VIEW_BADGE` permission are exposed. That's why I opened this issue as an...

@rkg-mm : not perfect but certainly a huge step in the right direction. I could still think of developers trying to implement a badge for their repo, seeing the `apiKey`-parameter...