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Remove the notebookEditorDecorationType api proposal #146838
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We're using it here: Personally I think we can just drop the usage. It's to give a background decoration to a cell when we scroll to it in the interactive window (which I think is kinda weird) |
Thanks @rchiodo! Should I open an issue against Jupyter tracking its removal? |
Good idea. Just did :) |
Confirmed dot net is not using this |
Ah looks like Jupyter powertoys started using this now too? @rchiodo Can you please let me know if this was just copy/pasted over or if this is a real user |
I don't think it is? The enabled list is this:
This issue is about the 'notebookEditorDecorationType', I think? |
Great! Thanks for confirming. I'll go ahead and update its list of proposed apis to match what I see in the |
All consumers have now been removed but we'll hold of on removing this API until a new version of Jupyter is published |
@alyssajotice Can you please let me know if liveshare is using this api? It's not listed as an official consumer but @rebornix thought you may still be using it to render user names on cells |
Live Share does not use this API. |
* Remove the notebookEditorDecorationType API proposal Fixes #146838 * Remove all the infastructure around the now removed notebookEditorDecorationType api
All users have now been removed and we've also removed the implementation Thanks for the help everyone! |
@rdeline Is the eyeball shown for a specific line or for the entire cell? |
The eyeball is shown for a specific line (line 7 above). In this image, only line 7 has the decoration, but in general we allow users to select an arbitrary set of lines. If you're curious, there's an output render below the code (not shown) that is sensitive to which line(s) the user has selected. The output render shows visualizations specific to those chosen lines. (It makes our notebooks really compact, while still allowing quick access to every visual output.) |
@rebornix Would the standard editor decorators apis work for their use case? |
The
notebookEditorDecorationType
currently is not on track for finalization. In order to decide what to do with it, we would like to know how this api is currently being used and if there would be any big concerns around removing itHere are the current consumers:
Please check if your extension is using this api. If it is, can you explain how the api is used today and if there are alternative approach you could use to implement the functionality?
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