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Make Bokeh service URLs relative #2383
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I agree generally, but in these two cases things might be more complex
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Any response here @jakirkham ? OK to close? |
Would it be possible to proxy this somehow?
Hmm...not sure why this link wasn't working before, but am not currently able to reproduce it. |
Maybe. I think that @yuvipanda or @ian-r-rose may have had something that
would proxy to other servers.
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In the first case, we're referring to another server, so a relative link
may not work
Would it be possible to proxy this somehow?
In the second case, I think that that link is already relative
Hmm...not sure why this link wasn't working before, but am not currently
able to reproduce it.
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Can bokeh server take a 'base_url' parameter? This is how usually things work with nbserverproxy (now jupyter-server-proxy) |
Is this likely to be the same as a prefix= parameter? If so, then yes
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In the end Bokeh server is just a Tornado server, to the answer is probably
yes.
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Can bokeh server take a 'base_url' parameter? This is how usually things work with nbserverproxy (now jupyter-server-proxy) |
Would be great to make these URLs relative. This is helpful when using things like nbserverproxy.
distributed/distributed/bokeh/templates/worker-table.html
Line 23 in 2ec428a
distributed/distributed/bokeh/templates/workers.html
Line 5 in 2ec428a
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