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Update jupyter-server #11

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Updates jupyter-server dependency to use jupyter-server>=2,<3

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@Zsailer, Why are we pinning jupyer-server=1.8?

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jtpio commented Aug 10, 2022

@Zsailer, Why are we pinning jupyer-server=1.8?

Looks like it's jupyter_server~=1.8 using the ~= specifier, not an exact pin, which means it accepts jupyter_server>=1.8,<2?

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ooh, that's right. Thanks, @jtpio!

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Zsailer commented Sep 8, 2022

Thanks, @hbcarlos. See #12

I don't think we want to require > 2.0. We just need to raise the ceiling on allowed versions of Jupyter Server. JupyterLab 4.0 can require >2, but I don't think we should enforce this on all consumers of notebook_shim.

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Thanks, @Zsailer! Makes sense.
Anyway, I'm closing this since you already change it in #12

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