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# 2024 Collaboration Cafe Notes Archive | ||
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## 2024-01-16 | ||
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### Check-in | ||
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- Min / @minrk / Simula | ||
- Samuel / @sgaist / Idiap Research Institute | ||
- Simon / @manics / University of Dundee | ||
- Raniere / @rgaiacs / GESIS | ||
- Erik / @consideRatio / 2i2c | ||
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### Agenda | ||
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- **Min** (15m): user-initiated sharing [PR is complete and ready for review](https://github.com/jupyterhub/jupyterhub/pull/4594) | ||
- key points for review: | ||
- architecture overview | ||
- permissions | ||
- defaults | ||
- pydantic v2 dependency | ||
- questions: | ||
- samuel: is a share-code single use or usable multiple times to grant users permissions? | ||
- min: its re-usable, and state is kept on how many times its used. | ||
- samuel: it would be a relevant feature to let a share code be usable once and only once | ||
- min: current inclination is to not provide once-use codes yet, but its not that hard to support | ||
- erik: when this is released, what a implication? | ||
- admins: enabling sharing | ||
- users: tricky but possible to generate share links | ||
- min: reference + tutorial + example is provided | ||
- erik: review scrutiny | ||
- review in scopes.py file is relevant to ensure stability, there is some refactoring related to "has scopes" which is used in "am i allowed" handlers. | ||
- there is now public api where it was previously private | ||
- min: besides this, there is review of relevance about granularity of scope and missing features | ||
- **Min** (15m): JupyterHub 5 planning | ||
- PRs awaiting review: | ||
- [/hub/info endpoint](https://github.com/jupyterhub/jupyterhub/pull/4442) | ||
- [public_url config](https://github.com/jupyterhub/jupyterhub/pull/4479) | ||
- [oauth improvement](https://github.com/jupyterhub/jupyterhub/pull/4608) | ||
- [user sharing](https://github.com/jupyterhub/jupyterhub/pull/4594) | ||
- (the prs can be reviewed separately, where /hub/info should be at least reviewed by Yuvi who requested the feature) | ||
- Features implemented, awaiting release: | ||
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- **Min** (10m): Security discussion | ||
- **Samuel** (10m): repo2podman ignore file management | ||
- PRs awaiting reviews | ||
- [ignore file support](https://github.com/jupyterhub/repo2docker/pull/1205) | ||
- [extra ignore file support](https://github.com/jupyterhub/repo2docker/pull/1325) | ||
- Points that needed some clarifications: | ||
- The ignore files are to be used at the Docker level and not repo2docker itself | ||
- The goal is to make repo2docker work in a similar fashion to podman and docker where files listed there will not be sent to the context and thus not part of the image | ||
- Possible issues: | ||
- May current repository break if these files are now being actively used ? It's likely going to be a rare case. | ||
- The documentation should be improved to make clear that the ignore file do not apply to repo2docker itself. | ||
- **Simon** (3m) BinderHub versioning | ||
- <https://github.com/jupyterhub/binderhub/issues/1797> | ||
- CalVer is hard to get out of: <https://jacobtomlinson.dev/posts/2023/sometimes-i-regret-using-calver/> | ||
- EffVer! <https://jacobtomlinson.dev/effver/> | ||
- **Erik** (3m) Z2JH breaking change merged requiring k8s 1.24+, and in end of january also k8s 1.25+ - I'm thinking we wait for jupyterhub 5 and focus on getting it out. |
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