Adding comm_info method to kernel#166
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Rebased. I guess that we would want to make notebook depend on the next release of |
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Since the notebook doesn't strictly depend on any kernel, that won't make sense. It also doesn't use the jupyter_client Python API, so that also won't be relevant here. This method is probably going to have to be allowed to be undefined on kernels for notebook 4.x. |
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This depends on jupyter/jupyter_client#34 and ipython/ipykernel#25.