Fixes#5231
- Add stdin handling. Has to be at UI level so add plumb through handling
- Add unit tests
- Add new StdIn component.
Testing:
Unit Tests and manual testing of following:
- Prompt for password using `getpass` in python.
- Password prompt is hidden since "password" is true.
- Hit enter, it completes
- prompt, stop cell running, StdIn disappears
- prompt, hit escape, stdIn disappears and stdIn request is handled.
Issues: focus isn't always set to the input even though we call focus.
Will investigate this further.
* Close jupyter and python
* Ensure we stop jupyter correctly on process end
* dont stopServer from clientSession shutdown
* PR comments
* close notebook after each test
* Touchbar icon support in notebooks
- updated shortcut keys to only work if notebook is active
- Added icons
- Now have 1 "add cell" icon that prompts for code/text.
This is useful as there wasn't an icon to differentiate
This is a partial fix that lays groundwork for full "Prompt to connect" if a kernel needs a connection.
I am waiting on Yurong's refactoring of connection handling before doing any of the prompt work.
- Adds kernel metadata about whether a connection is required.
- For Jupyter, only Spark kernels are listed as requiring a connection
- If this is true and there's no active connection, will show notification and not call execute
In the future, this path will still be used if user is prompted to connect and cancels out.
The future change will be to inject a "connect" handler from notebook.component to the cell callback and use to set connection context
Add back check for textDocuments with same name, should've been there anyhow
On rehydration files show as text docs before clicking as only get
changed by customInputConverter code path.
We should look at this long term - ideally we'd update notebookDocuments
with correct values on initial start. #4958 opened to track this.
* Fix#4505 Notebooks: New Notebook will not work if existing untitled notebooks are rehydrated
* Also fixes#4508
* Unify behavior across New Notebook entry points
- Use Notebook-{n} as the standard in both entry points
- Use SQL as default provider in both
- Ensure both check for other names and only use free number
* 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#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
- Jupyter completion item support was awaiting info before responding. Fix is to check if this is even a notebook cell first, then only await stuff if that's true
* working on formatting
* fixed basic lint errors; starting moving things to their appropriate location
* formatting
* update tslint to match the version of vscode we have
* remove unused code
* work in progress fixing layering
* formatting
* moved connection management service to platform
* formatting
* add missing file
* moving more servies
* formatting
* moving more services
* formatting
* wip
* moving more services
* formatting
* move css file
* add missing svgs
* moved the rest of services
* formatting
* changing around some references
* formatting
* revert tslint
* revert some changes that brake things
* formatting
* fix tests
* fix testzx
* fix tests
* fix tests
* fix compile issue
* Ported Analyze notebook code from SqlOpsStudio and make it work.
if config.notebook.sqlKernelEnabled is true, use SQL provider;
Use Jupyter provider if Python is install, otherwise use buildIn Kernel.
* Analyze in Notebook Kernel can only be Python or "No Kernel". So remove Sql Kernel.
initial support for Notebook extensibility. Fixes#3148 , Fixes#3382.
## Design notes
The extensibility patterns are modeled after the VSCode Document and Editor APIs but need to be different since core editor concepts are different - for example Notebooks have cells, and cells have contents rather than editors which have text lines.
Most importantly, a lot of the code is based on the MainThreadDocumentsAndEditors class, with some related classes (the MainThreadDocuments, and MainThreadEditors) brought in too. Given our current limitations I felt moving to add 3 full sets of extension host API classes was overkill so am currently using one. Will see if we need to change this in the future based on what we add in the additional APIs
## Limitations
The current implementation is limited to visible editors, rather than all documents in the workspace. We are not following the `openDocument` -> `showDocument` pattern, but instead just supporting `showDocument` directly.
## Changes in this PR
- Renamed existing APIs to make clear that they were about notebook contents, not about notebook behavior
- Added new APIs for querying notebook documents and editors
- Added new API for opening a notebook
- Moved `New Notebook` command to an extension, and added an `Open Notebook` command too
- Moved notebook feature flag to the extension
## Not covered in this PR
- Need to actually implement support for defining the provider and connection IDs for a notebook. this will be important to support New Notebook from a big data connection in Object Explorer
- Need to add APIs for adding cells, to support
- Need to implement the metadata for getting full notebook contents. I've only implemented to key APIs needed to make this all work.
