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Control session and kernel initialization individually per Cell #273
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Hey, @echarles, how are you? I have submitted a PR for this enhancement. Could you review it when possible, please? controlled-execution.mp4In this case, I am using the code snippet below in final app to ensure execution in order, based on the state inserted by the flags: Usage:
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<Cell>
components.Proposed Solution
isKernelAvailable
toICellState
, meaning having this control per cell;isKernelAvailable
to whenautoStart
istrue
, i.e., set it as soon as the session's initialize is completedAdditional context
I will implement the proposed solution and submit it soon, as it is more important for our use case.
CC: @eric
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