Can yall stop updating images without testing? #1311
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Thanks for sharing your concern @bdthompson and we want to help here. Will you be able to share more on the version and what packages are causing issues and logs that can be shared. |
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Unfortunately my industry will not allow me to share anything without an official support ticket. Which I will work with our vendor. But you need a testing pipeline that replicates real world use. Git is incompatible in Jupyter lab because Jupyter autosaves so quickly that it overrides files. It seems that on shutdown git overwrites files with empty files, seemingly originating from Jupyter collaborative extensions.Sent from my iPhoneOn Aug 20, 2026, at 10:38 PM, Arkaprava De ***@***.***> wrote:
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We have been customers utilizing Sagemaker domains for many customers and the product is just barely usable. I see everyone contributing to new stuff very rapidly. We have constant daily debugging of broken features and it has consumed all our engineering time. Git will not work because there are multiple jupyterlab features competing and autosaving rapidly that results in corrupted files being saved. Docker use (which we loved) has become unstable. We had plans of migrating our whole organization to Jupyter domains to replace our Cloudera offerings, but Cloudera is blowing yall out of the water with reliability and well tested infrastructure.
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