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jupytext interferes with sudospawner operation
See original GitHub issueI did not investigate further, but after installing jupytext I cannot spawn single-user notebook servers anymore.
A …/bin/pip uninstall jupytext followed by a restart of the jupyterhub service solves the problem.
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If it’s Debian / APT, you can use my Debian packaging to get it all in one fancy box.
Yes I’m running into this problem, and I’ve found the cause. sudospawner specifies the port that the web extension should run and also sets port_retries to 0 to prevent the web notebook from finding alternative ports.
When jupyterlab initializes it takes the port, and when jupytext initializes it uses the same port and causes an error. What should happen is when jupytext initializes, the system should try to assign a random port.
Also this seems to be a new error, that just appeared in the last few days.