Document kernel message additions by Jupyter server #869
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We also document things about kernel message buffering, rate limiting, etc. This migrates jupyter/notebook#3765 to the Jupyter Server repo, where the kernel message additions now happen.
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jasongrout
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From @minrk at jupyter/notebook#3765 (comment)
Yes, we should document it. sessions_id is associated with each specific client. It's entirely unrelated to the session rest API. The session_id here is the message protocol header.session field, which is used on replies and iopub to identify the original sender of the message. The main important use of this session_id is setting zmq.IDENTITY on reconnects to ensure that replies intended for this client still arrive there after reconnects. It's also used to build messages created in the notebook server for this client, but I'm not sure we should commit to or rely on that yet.
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We also document things about kernel message buffering, rate limiting, etc.
This migrates jupyter/notebook#3765 to the Jupyter Server repo, where the kernel message additions now happen.
Setting as draft since there are some TODOs to take care of.