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Moving state out of the system running jupyter and into a DB sounds awesome!
If I have lots of notebooks on disk, is there a clean way to import them into a pgcontents backend? Similarly, if I want to rollback from pgcontents to the file system, is there a clean way to export?
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@snakescott sorry for the long delay in replying to this.
We actually used to have a utility that did basically what you're describing for checkpoints, but I ended up removing it for lack of use. More recently, @nathanwolfe did work in (#30) to add tools in pgcontents.query to produce a generator over all the files in the database, handling decryption and taking min/max timestamps to support resuming if the process crashes. You could build a "sync user to local directory" tool on top of that system relatively straightforwardly.
Moving state out of the system running jupyter and into a DB sounds awesome!
If I have lots of notebooks on disk, is there a clean way to import them into a pgcontents backend? Similarly, if I want to rollback from pgcontents to the file system, is there a clean way to export?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: