Vinci Chow

Stata 17 have introduced a number of changes that breaks compatibility with stata_kernel. Having tried in vain to solve the issues, I ended up combining features from stata_kernel and Stata...

In general, I agree that adding more systemd options to the spawner is not a sustainable solution. I am not sure why the base `jupyterhub/spawner` has `cpu_limit` and `mem_limit` set...

In the latest version of vLLM `destroy_model_parallel` has moved to `vllm.distributed.parallel_state`. The objects you have to delete have also changed: ```python from vllm.distributed.parallel_state import destroy_model_parallel ... destroy_model_parallel() del llm.llm_engine.model_executor.driver_worker del...

@consideRatio I have been thinking about the issue of maintainable too. This is what I have come up with at this moment: ```python from traitlets.traitlets import is_trait ... def overwrite_config(self,source):...

As far as I know, stata_kernel should be able to open datasets under Stata 17. It is possible that the kernel is not able to find your Stata installation though....

I have verified that the following steps should work: 1. Create and activate conda environment. ```sh conda create -n jupyterlab4 pip nodejs -c conda-forge conda activate jupyterlab4 ``` 2. Install...

I have just installed StataNow/Stata 18.5 and tested this feature. In this newest version, the effect of the `echo` option in `pystata.stata.run()` has changed: in previous versions, `echo` only affects...