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Add docs to help users diagnose issues before creating them #6971
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Also delete the installation issues template that doesn’t seem to be used very much.
I think this is ready for feedback, except for pipenv instructions for creating a new fresh environment. Anyone know how to create a new environment in pipenv with a fresh JupyterLab install? @pivanov? |
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Should we also mention checking for security software being enabled or trying a different browser to single out a browser compatibility issue?
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If you are using pipenv: (someone please update this area with instructions for creating a new environment in pipenv) |
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Ha! I have not used pipenv.
Good point. I think I'm going to take out the 'disable browser extensions' - that has only rarely come up, and we can diagnose that on an issue. This is meant to be a filter to quickly catch the majority of issues that should be opened elsewhere. |
Done! |
I think this is rare enough we can diagnose that in an issue? Has it come up that often? |
I've seen it manifest in accessing URLs, files, and the page itself. |
Including weird stuff like a file with the name |
Also websocket security settings |
Done. Feel free to add to the short checklist I just added at the end of the diagnosis section. |
I spent a few minutes reading up on pipenv, and it still wasn't clear to me how to create a fresh new environment with nothing by jlab installed. I'll ask @pivanov :). |
Looks good, thanks! |
@meeseeksdev backport to 1.0.x |
…efore creating them
…1-on-1.0.x Backport PR #6971 on branch 1.0.x (Add docs to help users diagnose issues before creating them)
Fix a typo from jupyterlab#6971
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Adds documentation to help users diagnose issues and create relevant and complete issues.
User-facing changes
Backwards-incompatible changes
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TODO