Rename to jupyter-resource-usage about jupyter-resource-usage HOT 10 CLOSED

Good point.

And include the lab extension for JupyterLab 3: #69

So everything would work with the new endpoint with a single: pip install jupyter-resource-usage.

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Also, even though the name of the package changes, we can continue with 0.5.0 for the next version.

Which should make make things less confusing, especially when following the changelog.

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Thanks and welcome @Jeffwan!

The move was done mostly to answer some questions about the maintainability of the project and its future. There are a couple of other projects using it, and some people willing to contribute to it.

There are also some answers in jupyter-server/team-compass#3 and #62.

And the roadmap: #58
With some items talking about having metrics baked in Jupyter Server at some point in the future.

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If you're renaming the package this might be a good opportunity to make any breaking changes? e.g. following up from #68 /metrics could be completely removed instead of just deprecated?

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To rename the project on PyPI, we can follow this: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0423/#how-to-rename-a-project

For conda, we can probably do something similar:

• create a new feedstock for jupyter-resource-usage
• make the current recipe only depend on the new package in https://github.com/conda-forge/nbresuse-feedstock

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Since this repo lives in the jupyter-server organization, I just invited the same list of maintainers as for the jupyter-server package: https://pypi.org/project/jupyter-server/ + Yuvi.

Let me know if you would like to be added as a maintainer on PyPI.

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I am new to this area. What does it mean when this repo moved to jupyter-server org? Will this repo ship with jupyter server together?

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It looks like this issue could be closed.

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yes!

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btw @krassowski and / or @echarles (or anyone interested) if you would like to be added as maintainer for the conda package, feel to open a PR on https://github.com/conda-forge/jupyter-resource-usage-feedstock. Thanks!

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