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By default (i.e. --log option not supplied) we stream log messages to stdout/stderr. This makes jupyter-console unusable when verbosity is high because jupyter-client, used by jupyter-console, launches the kernel with subprocess.Popen() without stdout capture, which causes the kernel streams to be inherited by the jupyter-console REPL process.
To fix this we could add a --log-temp option that would create log files in $TEMPDIR/ark-logs. These would be time-stamped to make it easy to find the relevant log file when debugging. Supplying both --log and --log-temp would be an error. We would supply that option by default in our kernel.json file.
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Looks like things are pretty quiet now on Mac and Windows, I even checked the reprex from #4382 too
Probably worth looking into this at some point
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By default (i.e.
--log
option not supplied) we stream log messages to stdout/stderr. This makes jupyter-console unusable when verbosity is high because jupyter-client, used by jupyter-console, launches the kernel withsubprocess.Popen()
without stdout capture, which causes the kernel streams to be inherited by the jupyter-console REPL process.To fix this we could add a
--log-temp
option that would create log files in$TEMPDIR/ark-logs
. These would be time-stamped to make it easy to find the relevant log file when debugging. Supplying both--log
and--log-temp
would be an error. We would supply that option by default in ourkernel.json
file.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: