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I have a notebook that does a lot of IO; would it be possible to have Clerk put a spinner/throbber on the page when it starts to re-evaluate a notebooks and remove it at completion? Right now I don't get any feedback that Clerk is busy on the server when looking in my browser window.
yes, we started working on this in a branch: https://github.com/nextjournal/clerk/tree/exec-state
feel free to comment on or upvote the related issue https://github.com/nextjournal/clerk/issues/380
heh, this is why I run btop in a terminal on another screen. A throbber would be cool (I'll still run btop to make sure it is using all my cores though)
@U0525KG62 we're hoping to give some useful indication of what it's currently doing, rather than just a throbber 🙂 (but glad to hear you're keeping your cores busy!)