Using an email address as a username fails to get a list of kernels

[mastercard-rob]

I have JupyterHub integrated with azuread and using email address as the username. The '@' is getting encoded and the call to /api/kernels is failing with a 404.

[DonJayamanne]

Sorry you are running into this issue

Please can you try installing the latest pre-release version of the Jupyter hub extension
This was fixed in the pre release version

[marcelgs]

@mastercard-rob
I had to install the pre-release version (v2023.10.1003011100) of the Jupyter extension as well in order to get this to work.

[DonJayamanne]

Thanks closing as fixed

[dschach99]

I am currently running into a similar problem when using a username including brackets and whitespaces. The brackets '(' and ')' are getting encoded and the call also fails with a 404. Also, using the current pre-release version (v2023.10.1003492320) did not fix it.

[quantum-byte]

I am currently running into a similar problem when using a username including brackets and whitespaces. The brackets '(' and ')' are getting encoded and the call also fails with a 404. Also, using the current pre-release version (v2023.10.1003492320) did not fix it.

This is pretty sure not an issue in vscode-jupyter-hub but rather the vscode-jupyter extension. Please see #53