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The launcher and the kernel selection dialog can be hard to use when multiple kernels are installed. This was previously reported in #3795 for launcher (20 馃憤 as of the day of writing) but also discussed in extensions such as jupyterlab-conda-store (conda-incubator/conda-store-ui#255).
Proposed Solution
The mockup in #3795 (comment) proposes adding a new section for "Recent" items. Regardless of whether we decide to have this functionality in core, and whether this will be a new section, or an option to change sort order, we would need to store the information about when each kernel/launcher item was most recently used; this may be difficult to achieve in extensions though as kernels can be selected or started in various ways.
Additional context
PR #15483 included in JupyterLab 4.2 introduced a manager for recently opened/closed documents:
We could reuse it to also record info about the launcher items, or we could have a different plugin for this purpose (which might be better from the point of plugin dependency graph).
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Problem
The launcher and the kernel selection dialog can be hard to use when multiple kernels are installed. This was previously reported in #3795 for launcher (20 馃憤 as of the day of writing) but also discussed in extensions such as
jupyterlab-conda-store
(conda-incubator/conda-store-ui#255).Proposed Solution
The mockup in #3795 (comment) proposes adding a new section for "Recent" items. Regardless of whether we decide to have this functionality in core, and whether this will be a new section, or an option to change sort order, we would need to store the information about when each kernel/launcher item was most recently used; this may be difficult to achieve in extensions though as kernels can be selected or started in various ways.
Additional context
PR #15483 included in JupyterLab 4.2 introduced a manager for recently opened/closed documents:
jupyterlab/packages/docmanager/src/tokens.ts
Lines 294 to 327 in 2ceabd8
We could reuse it to also record info about the launcher items, or we could have a different plugin for this purpose (which might be better from the point of plugin dependency graph).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: