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Waiting for connection to be idle #15852
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Please could you enable logging as follows:
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Thanks for the log hint, i was driving crazy looking for it.
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Please can you share the docker file used, so I can try this at my end as well.
Looks like you have an old version of the Jupyter extension installed, please can you update it to the latest version. |
I'm using several different Dockerfiles with some some package installations. But i do also tryed locally the one of this repo that is pretty vanilla and same issue.
Yup, tried downgrading because it was working 2 months ago. Now updated to |
@jaymc-arg
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@DonJayamanne it promts the error that the extension is not compatible with vscode 1.91.1. want me to make a downgrade? |
Oh sorry, please can you install VS Code insiders and then install that VSIX into vscode insiders and try again. |
Same result, leave you logs here:
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@jaymc-arg can you confirm it works at this stage
In the mean time I’ll try to replicate this at my end with the same container |
Ok, I've had a look at the container and tried this myself. |
@DonJayamanne thank's. I confirm it is not working. |
Found the reason (Below, notes for personal use)
See here https://jupyterhub.readthedocs.io/en/latest/explanation/singleuser.html
As a result of this, the WebSocket also needs the headers (in particular the |
@jaymc-arg It should work as expected. |
Optionally, please install this VSIX to verify the fix Please could you
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I am still facing this issue.I tried the above solution and received the error: “unable to install extension as is it is not compatible with VS Code 1.91.1” I tried to install the vsix in VS Code - Insiders and it did not solve the issue. Still receiving the error: |
Can you try installing the pre release version of Jupyterhub extension and select the JupyterHub server option instead |
I have installed the pre-release of Jupyterhub and selected the JupyterHub server option, but now I get the error: “Invalid JupyterHub URL specified” |
@DonJayamanne I'm still having the same issue.
Thank's for your time. |
It is working now, however you are now running into another issue. |
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That makes sense based on the errors I am seeing. On another server I am able to get it working with JupyterHub, but I need it working with Jupyter lab, as JupyterHub is not installed on this particular server |
Any update on this? Issue still persists in the latest prerelease version |
Applies To
What happened?
I'm connecting to a remote jupyterhub server and after log in I can not execute any cell because it keeps hanging with the notification: "Waiting for Jupyter session to be idle", and after some time "Connectinc to kernel: Ipython3". I've tryed to run the server locally, but the same issue appears.
I've used the extension with this same server in the past and it was working fine, I do also can reach the server with from my browser.
This is the docker-compose.yml i'm using to run the server:
VS Code Version
1.90.2 5437499feb04f7a586f677b155b039bc2b3669eb x64
Jupyter Extension Version
v2024.6.0
Jupyter logs
Not sure on how i can get the logs, with
jupyter show output
but i've done it withjupyter notebook --debug
Coding Language and Runtime Version
python 3.10
Language Extension Version (if applicable)
No response
Anaconda Version (if applicable)
No response
Running Jupyter locally or remotely?
Remote
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