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Looks like the Portal extension to VSCode is active on the https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/python/jupyter-support-py. For example, see the attached image to see what happens when a Python error occurs. Not sure whether that is desired or not. :thinking_face:


Ah, that’s happening because portal is saying “I understand the vscode notebook error mime type” and vscode is handing that off to it. I should have thought about that before telling @U1G869VNV to just jump onto that mime type 😞
You can temporarily fix it yourself by clicking the …
next to it and selecting a different viewer
@U066L8B18 is this a positive or a negative? I don’t know what this would usually look like, how large the overlap of python/clojure people is, and if changing the viewer yourself is too difficult for random users.
Thanks. I'm not sure. It is not so much of a problem, probably, I'll try to keep using it and see if anything important is lost.
I would be interested in supporting more mime types for notebooks to provide viewers for any notebook :thinking_face:
It might be interesting if portal supported stuff like portal/table.edn
, portal/vega.edn
That way a notebook could choose to display stuff directly in a viewer without fiddling with metadata.
Not sure if it would ever be used, but maybe 🙂
But there’s probably also better stuff to spend your time on 😜