Release Notes
NOTE: This release has a first-time startup bug on OS X that is fixed in later releases. Go see all the later releases.
Bug Fixes
- New kernels and notebooks now appropriately start off in the user's home directory
- Application now loads appropriately when launched from the command line with notebooks
- Fixed formatting for outputs that are rendered from the R kernel
Features
- Users are now prompted about restarting kernels if they have saved a notebook to a new location
- Python 3 is assumed to be the default kernel when launching the app on start, followed by Python 2, then your first kernel lexicographically
Under the Hood
- Improvements to RxJS flow for code completion and kernel info acquisition
- Adopted the conventional CHANGELOG standard for commit and PR messages
- Added tests for theming, execution, gist publishing epics, and more
- cellStatuses are now stored within the cellMap as opposed to a separate data structure
- Made react-jupyter-display-area part of the repository
No built in kernel, you will need kernels to be installed directly to run nteract:
python3 -m pip install ipykernel
python3 -m ipykernel install --user