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get rid of the traitlets warnings Signed-off-by: Mark McCahill <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Mark McCahill <[email protected]>
For student use, default the limits for rows returned (100000) and rows displayed (1000) to sizes that will not crash their web browser or pound the SQL server. You can still reset the limits if you want, but this raises the barrier to shooting yourself in the foot. Signed-off-by: Mark McCahill <[email protected]>
poke anyone? |
This PR seems to be doing 3 somewhat unrelated things... |
My huge apologies - I had GitHub notifications misconfigured, and 4 (!) different people submitted this same enhancement. I merged #50, since it included the test file. I'll investigate the other changes in your PR as soon as I can. Thanks so much! |
Why is this not getting merged? |
Hi Catherine, your extension is really great. Thank you! Please see ifyou can find a moment to apply this PR. The warning doesn't look very nice in the notebook |
Signed-off-by: Mark McCahill <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Mark McCahill <[email protected]>
I was wondering how to install this particular branch. Will I need to compile it from source myself? Or can I simply run setup.py? |
@zebralight, to install this version: $ pip install git+git://github.com/mccahill/ipython-sql.git |
When running under iPython4 (Jupyter) there are warnings about deprecated calls when calling load_ext sql
This commit fixes that, and also gets around the ascii character set problems in reading in the README and NEWS files when compiling.
Signed-off-by: Mark McCahill [email protected]