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The cause is likely that the status field is now strictly checked in the response for "kernel_info_request", and notebooks with kernels which do not include it do not get that language specification (and thus syntax highlighting, among others) - at least this was the problem for R, which got recently fixed (IRkernel/IRkernel#636).
In response to this findings, the documentation for the status field in kernel messages was harmonized jupyter/jupyter_client#454 to clarify the specification.
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Syntax highlighting issue for JupyterLab
Syntax highlighting issue in JupyterLab 1.0
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Just giving you heads up that there are reports of IJulia kernel not communicating well with the recent JupyterLab in version 1.0 (see jupyterlab/jupyterlab#6760 and jupyterlab/jupyterlab#6826).
The cause is likely that the
status
field is now strictly checked in the response for "kernel_info_request", and notebooks with kernels which do not include it do not get that language specification (and thus syntax highlighting, among others) - at least this was the problem for R, which got recently fixed (IRkernel/IRkernel#636).In response to this findings, the documentation for the status field in kernel messages was harmonized jupyter/jupyter_client#454 to clarify the specification.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: