Simplify user experience when selecting 'no kernel' for notebook #7647
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Thanks! I'll incorporate this into #7616 |
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@blink1073 Just saw that @tgeorgeux commented about the overlap with #7618. If we agree with the actual user experience changes, how should we proceed here ? |
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I guess you were quick, I see your comments on incorporating these changes. |
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This change addresses the user experience described in #7646
Code changes
Simplify the user experience to select
no kernelwhen opening a notebook that does not have a matching kernel available on the current environment.User-facing changes
Original UI:
Updated UI:
