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@zimbatm zimbatm commented Nov 22, 2017

pexpect wasn't finding the right prompt match and the kernel would then
timeout on the jupyter side and get killed.

pexpect wasn't finding the right prompt match and the kernel would then
timeout on the jupyter side and get killed.

Use `bash --login` and assume that it's immediately there instead of
waiting for the first prompt.

Pass the unformatted `prompt_change` to the parent class as it's going
to take care of the formatting by itself. This will make it more
resitant to changes in pexpect.
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zimbatm commented Jan 21, 2021

ping?

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kdm9 commented Aug 24, 2022

I've recently taken on co-maintaining bash_kernel, and I'm currently closing all old/stale issues and PRs.

I'm closing this PR, as reading the diff I can't discern the purpose. Does the issue you were trying to solve persist with the latest version of bash_kernel? Please feel free to reopen this PR if it is still needed for you.

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zimbatm commented Aug 24, 2022

it's been a while, but see the commit message:

pexpect wasn't finding the right prompt match and the kernel would then
timeout on the jupyter side and get killed.

Use `bash --login` and assume that it's immediately there instead of
waiting for the first prompt.

Pass the unformatted `prompt_change` to the parent class as it's going
to take care of the formatting by itself. This will make it more
resitant to changes in expect.

I'm not using bash_kernel anymore so won't pursue this

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