Integrate with jupyterhub launcher #189
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cc @jacobtomlinson ? |
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Very keen to support this use case.
I saw you included this in your Arm PR and I took it out again because we were no longer able to just run the container and have Jupyter Lab start. I wasn't sure what removing start.sh jupyter lab was trying to achieve there. But I see now.
We need to ensure that a simple command like this works.
$ docker run --rm -it daskdev/dask-notebook:latestTo achieve this I think we need to update the start command in the Dockerfile and possibly check the order of the exec args.
| # Execute the jupyterlab as specified. | ||
| exec start.sh jupyter lab ${JUPYTERLAB_ARGS} | ||
| # Execute the jupyterlab as specified from either JUPYTERLAB_ARGS or command line args. | ||
| exec ${JUPYTERLAB_ARGS} "$@" |
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I think this should be
| exec ${JUPYTERLAB_ARGS} "$@" | |
| exec "$@ ${JUPYTERLAB_ARGS}" |
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I also wonder if we should rename it to EXTRA_JUPYTERLAB_ARGS to make it clear what it is. This isn't really and either or situation, the command should always be passed via the $@.
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Ah so I just modified the docker compose so it would pass arguments, but yeah I can change this have a default no args too 👍 |
This allows the container to be used from the zero-to-jupyterhub launcher (aka kubespawner).