Let get_parent decide the channel to get parent header #1128
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minrk
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Jun 26, 2023
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Thanks! |
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Hi @minrk Thanks a lot for the approval! It's my first time contributing so may I know who to ask for merging this PR? |
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@dby-tmwctw I have merged it. I was waiting for CI to finish. |
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I'm on vacation this week, I can cut a release next week. |
While this PR complies with the spec, I would like to emphasize that according to the Jupyter kernel protocol specification, comm messages are only to be sent on the Shell channel and not the Control channel. |
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In the previous PR we addressed the problem where iopub
commmessages generated by control channel have the wrong parent header from shell channel due to hard code. This PR move the logic toget_parent(following discussions here from @jasongrout and @minrk ) so we remove the hard-coding problem not only for thecommmessages, but for other iopub messages as well.