Allow unauthenticated access to jupyter server #756
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krassowski
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May 30, 2024
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Please do not do that. This is very unsafe thing to do. Can you instead follow my suggestion on passing down the login_url from #749 (comment) ?
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I am closing this as it is not recommended. I haven't looked at any other approaches, I no longer need this to be solved. |
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Fixes #749.
Since
jupyter_serverenabled authentication by default,nbdimehas been failing. This is a fix (or maybe just a workaround) to allow unauthenticated access, and was written by @yan12125 in this comment.I am interested in this because I am trying to add visual tests to
matplotlib-inline(ipython/matplotlib-inline#32) and without this fix I have to pinjupyter_server<2.12.6.