* Fixed#4800 need to use ConnectionProfile in order to get the correct connection
* Go back to create connect in run cell to avoid to fail to run cell or close the connection used by other.
* runAllCells API
* add comment
* more run cells fixes
* Add integration test
* Add multiple cell SQL notebook test
* Comment out python tests as they fail in the lab
* remove unused imports
* PR comments
* Remove localize
* Return true instead of promise.resolve(true)
* Change attach to show user name. Use connectionProfile.title to display the same info as OE server node
* Fixed some potential profile leak
* Removed unused import
* Resolve PR comments
* Merge from vscode 37cb23d3dd4f9433d56d4ba5ea3203580719a0bd
* fix issues with merges
* bump node version in azpipe
* replace license headers
* remove duplicate launch task
* fix build errors
* fix build errors
* fix tslint issues
* working through package and linux build issues
* more work
* wip
* fix packaged builds
* working through linux build errors
* wip
* wip
* wip
* fix mac and linux file limits
* iterate linux pipeline
* disable editor typing
* revert series to parallel
* remove optimize vscode from linux
* fix linting issues
* revert testing change
* add work round for new node
* readd packaging for extensions
* fix issue with angular not resolving decorator dependencies
* FIX#4513 Notebook stuck at changing kernel
- Intra-provider kernel change didn't happen because we only tried changing kernel on new session creation.
- Inverted the logic (e.g. did the right thing) and renamed the method so it's clearer what we're doing & what the boolean value should be
- Manually tested all the known scenarios
* Fix#4029 Ensure changeKernels always resolves, even in error states
This is necessary to unblock reverting the kernel on canceling Python install
- startSession now correctly sets up kernel information, since a kernel is loaded there.
- Remove call to change kernel on session initialize. This isn't needed due to refactor
- Handle kernel change failure by attempting to fall back to old kernel
- ExtensionHost $startNewSession now ensures errors are sent across the wire.
- Update AttachTo and Kernel dropdowns so they handle kernel being available. This is needed since other changes mean the session is likely ready before these get going
* Fix to handle python cancel and load existing scenarios
- Made changes to handle failure flow when Python dialog is canceled
- Made changes to handle initial load fail. Kernel and Attach To dropdowns show No Kernel / None and you can choose a kernel
- Added error wrapping in ext host so that string errors make it across and aren't lost.
* Fix#4452 Notebook is reloaded with wrong kernel
- Await all extension registration before getting providers and providerId
To do this, we need to await way up in the NotebookInput, and promise the model that we'll have values eventually
* #4339: Kernel change event occurs after model load
* #4347: Code cleanup - Notebooks Save
* Remove save method from sqlops
* Adding save method to api's
* Adding save method to ext host
* Misc change
* Fix#4356 New Notebook from connection doesn't connect
Fix new notebook error by passing profile instead of ID.
- I could've just sent the ID over, but this fix sets the stage for disconnected connections to work (since we have enough info to properly connect).
- There's a bug in NotebookModel blocking the disconnected connection part working, but Yurong's in progress fixes will unblock this. Hence checking in as-is and working to properly unblock once that's in.
* Support connection profile in commandline service
- Added new context API for things that want to work on commandline and object explorer
- Refactored commandlineservice slightly to be async & have a simpler execution flow (far fewer if/else statements)
* Fix unit tests
- Fixed 2 issues raised by tests (sholdn't do new query if no profile passed, shouldn't error on new query failing)
- Updated unit tests to pass as expected given changes to the APIs.
* Start single client session based on the default kernel or saved kernel in NB.
* Added kernel displayName to standardKernel.
Modified name to allign wtih Juptyer Kernel.name.
So we can show the displayName during startup and use the name to start the session.
* Change session.OnSessionReady event in KernelDropDown
* Added model.KernelChnaged for switching kernel in the same provider
* Fixed session.Ready sequence
* Fixed merge issues
* Solve merged issue
* Fixed wrong kernel name in saved NB
* Added new event in Model to notify kernel change.
Toolbar depends on ModelReady to load
* Change attachTo to wait for ModelReady like KenelDropDown
* sanitizeSavedKernelInfo to fix invalid kernel and display_name. For example: PySpark1111 and PySpark 1111
* Added _contextsChangingEmitter to change loadContext msg when changing kernel
* Resolve PR comments
The Attach To was showing only localhost for SQL, since we overrode the standard kernels from SQL with the ones from Jupyter.
Fix is to save all standard kernels.
Also, added dispose handling for some events I found during debugging and removed unused imports
* Fixed#4181 and #4167
The problems are:
- When change Kernel, setProviderIdForKernel switches Kernel first. So when we switch kernel across provider for exmple from PySpark3 to SQL. The Kernel is set SQL already in ClientSession.changeKernel. Then we lost oldKernel info.
The fix is cache the old session in model before switch and use it to get the correct context
- SQL Kenerl could make mulitple connects from "Add new connection". While we didn't track them, those connections didn't close properly when close the notebook
The fix is saving the connections made from "Add new connection" in model. and close them and activeConnection when close notebook
Problem is not solved yet in this PR:
- Didn't shutdown Jupytper when swich kernel from spark kernel to SQL.
