* Allow different mimetypes for the clipboard data * Enable TypeScript sourcemaps for debugging locally installed labextensions * Add explicit documentation encouraging people to re-use lab components
#Jupyterlab keyboard shortcuts update
* Update core dependencies (e.g., ``codemirror``, ``xterm.js``, ``markdown``, ``fontawesome``, etc.) * Allow default file browser to restore manually. * New property inspector used to display the properties of the currently selected main area widget * Clean up handling of icons under unified LabIcon * New API for the ``Running`` sidebar extension * Update contribution guide to require node v12+
#Jupyterlab keyboard shortcuts code
* Address code todo items and deprecations for 2.0 * Update state database list method to query based on namespace match. * Remove ``polling`` from coreutils in favor for TypeScript strict null checking in core packages * Rework services architecture (sessions, kernels, terminals) and rename ``ClientSession`` to ``SessionContext`` * Factor out the ``settingsregistry`` and ``statedb`` packages from coreutils * JupyterHub users should use the ``c.fault_url = '/lab'`` setting instead of the deprecated and now removed ``labhubapp`` These legacy renderers may be available via custom extensions * Removed the vega 4 and vega-lite 2 renderers (vega 5 and vega-lite 4 is included in JupyterLab by default).
* Added options for ``jupyter lab clean`` to clean specific parts of the build, such as ``-extensions``, ``-settings``, ``-static``, and ``-all`` * Optional platform-aware keyboard shortcut fields ``linuxKeys``, ``macKeys``, and ``winKeys`` in keyboard shortcut definitions * The JSON viewer now only displays structure hints for arrays and empty objects for a more streamlined feel * ``#`` added to the CSV Viewer delimiter options There is not currently a default keyboard shortcut for this, but one can be assigned as a custom keyboard shortcut in Advanced Settings. * ``documentsearch:startWithReplace`` command to open the document find overlay with replace. * Dialogs can now be closed by clicking outside of them * In extension manager, the "enable" button is now only shown for installed extensions * "Restart Kernel and Run up to Selected Cell" item in notebook Kernel menu * "New File" and "New Markdown File" items in file browser context menu * Refreshed the command palette and property inspector sidebar icons and user interfaces * Codemirror ``lineWiseCop圜ut`` advanced setting to control the behavior of the copy/cut keyboard shortcuts when there is no selection * "Select current running or last run cell" command added (requires notebook ``recordTiming`` advanced setting to be set to true) * Notebook ``recordTiming`` advanced setting to control whether execution timing information is stored in notebook files * Explicit "No Kernel" button in the kernel selection dialog for new notebooks * ``Shift Home`` and ``Shift End`` shortcuts in a notebook select all cells from the current cell to the top or bottom of a notebook, respectively `` and ``Ctrl Shift ,`` shortcuts move focus to the next and previous tab bar in the main area, respectively * Support for searching outputs in notebooks * File info display when hovering on a file in the file browser In JupyterLab use Run > Run selected line or highlighted text with an assigned keyboard shortcut to run code in the console.* New user interface for notebook cell tags As there have been a few updates of JupyterLab since my first answer (I'm now on 1.1.4), and it has been stated that JupyterLab 1.0 will eventually replace the classic Jupyter Notebook, here's what I think is the best approach right now and even more so in the time to come:
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