We are pleased to announce the release of Jupyter Notebook 5.2.0. This is a minor release that includes mostly bug fixes and improvements with the notable addition of RTL (right-to-left) support.
You can install the new version of the notebook now using pip:
pip install --upgrade notebook
Or conda (it may be a few days before packages are available):
conda upgrade notebook
Changelog
- Allow setting token via jupyter_token env (#2921).
- Fix some errors caused by raising 403 in get_current_user (#2919).
- Register contents_manager.files_handler_class directly (#2917).
- Ensure that keyboard shortcuts are disabled when editing them (#2912).
- Make all files in the dashboard editable by default and provide a whitelist of viewable file extensions (#2911).
- The root directory of the notebook server should never be hidden (#2907).
- Fix notebook require config to match tools/build-main (#2888).
- Give page constructor default arguments (#2887).
- Fix codemirror.less to match codemirror's expected padding layout (#2880).
- Addx-xsrftoken to access-control-allow-headers (#2876).
- Buffer messages when websocket connection is interrupted (#2871).
- Load locale dynamically only when not en-us (#2866).
- Changed key strength to 2048 bits (#2861).
- Resyncjsversion with python version (#2860).
- Allow copy operation on modified, read-only notebook (#2854).
- Update error handling on apihandlers (#2853).
- Test python 3.6 on travis, drop 3.3 (#2852).
- Avoid base64-literals in image tests (#2851).
- Upgrade xterm.js to 2.9.2 (#2849).
- Changed all python variables named file to file_name to not override built_in file (#2830).
- Add more doc tests (#2823).
- Typos fix (#2815).
- Rename and update license (#2810).
- Travis builds doc (#2808).
- Pull request i18n (#2804).
- Factor out output_prompt_function, as is done with input prompt (#2774).
- Use rfc5987 encoding for filenames (#2767).
- Added path to the resources metadata, the same as in from_filename(...) in nbconvert.exporters.py (#2753).
- Make “extrakeys” consistent for notebook and editor (#2745).
- Bidi support (#2357).
Credits
This release has been a team effort and we would like to thank the following 18 people who contributed:
- Alexandra (aliandra)
- Alex Rothberg (cancan101)
- Gabriel Nützi (gabyx)
- Grant Nestor (gnestor)
- Douglas Hanley (iamlemec)
- Josh Barnes (jcb91)
- jianzi123 (jianzi123)
- Jiaqi Liu (jiaqi216)
- Madhu94 (Madhu94)
- Min RK (minrk)
- M Pacer (mpacer)
- Remco Verhoef (nl5887)
- Kyle Kelley (rgbkrk)
- Samar Sultan (samarsultan)
- Sam Lau (SamLau95)
- Syed TS (sytays)
- Thomas Kluyver (takluyver)
- Vidar Tonaas Fauske (vidartf)
We look forward to your feedback and contributions!
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