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Telemetry and Event Logging #233
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Bump telemetry extension commit as well
Experiments here informed the schema naming recommendations in jupyter/telemetry#11
python 3.5 is still supported
This lets us add detailed documentation & description to our schemas, which is very hard to do in JSON. We also add a lot of documentation to the one JSON schema we have
Primary advantage over JSON is that we can do multi-line strings for more detailed documentation. We also expect humans to read & write these, so YAML is a much better format there. All JSON is also valid YAML, so that helps. Depends on jupyter/telemetry#13
We made a v0.0.1 release!
Going to dive into this |
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update to jupyter_server
@Zsailer any updates? |
Closing in favor of #352. |
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This is a port of jupyter/notebook#4752.
This is an initial draft of telemetry/eventlogging in the Jupyter Server. This was inspired by #231 from @gclen. For now, this PR adds structured event logging to "contents" API, but we could easily draft event schemas for the kernels API after this lands.
Concurrently, I've drafted a large PR in the telemetry repo, jupyter/telemetry#46, for handling personal data. A major block for landing telemetry in jupyter_server has been the concern around the logging of personal data. Before we can merge something here, we need to have a sound story around how PII is should be handled.
I will try to flesh out the details further in this PR when I have more time. In the meantime, I thought I'd leave this here for others to take a look at. (Thank you, @yuvipanda, for the initial draft of this PR!).