How can I configure the autosave interval for JupyterLab?
Is there any advances since this issue -
https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/issues/5619
The issue that you linked is now closed as the linked PR implemented a setting allowing to change the interval using autosaveInterval in Documentation Manager.
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I've been trying to work with github-linguist for a while and it still gives a bit of problem.
After a few days of trying to figure out different issues with the language statistics, I managed to set .githubattributes with the right commands to get the correct statistics from github-linguist command:
But in GitHub's webpage/server it's still not showing up:
This is the link to the repo I am working on: https://github.com/FeriBolour/cotton-phenotyping
I tried different solutions:
Waited almost a week.
Pushed meaningless stuff to the repo to update the server.
It's still not working. What do you suggest me to do.
It could be two things:
It's not computing statistics on the branch you expect. GitHub only displays statistics for the default branch, but I believe locally you can compute statistics for any branch.
There's a bug on GitHub's side that caused the statistics update to be cancelled. I've seen that happen before while working on Linguist. I suspect it happens when the statistic-update job queue grows too large and jobs are dropped.
In your case, it's not problem 1 because you appear to have only one branch on this repository. It's most likely problem 2. You can contact GitHub support and they should have a way to manually trigger a statistic update for your repository.
Current update schedule is too frequent to me. The editor pops out update reminder every 3-4 days.
I don't need so frequent update reminder. It's annoying to me. I am only interested in major release.
So how to get less update notification? (Every month or quarter would be preferred).
(Because of the annoyance, currently, I just ignore all update notifications. I understand it could be risky and it's not a good practice)
Current version number looks like: XX.YY.ZZ. How to only subscribe XX.YY update (ignore ZZ update)? Thanks
Thanks
You can switch to manual updates in the settings (Ctrl + ,).
This will disable the notification, and checking for updates manually will only be 2 clicks away:
I love Emacs org-mode but I sometimes wish I could tell when I wrote a specific line or made a specific change.
It would be great to have an automatic versioning mechanism that would keep track of all the changes (or deltas), say every hours and timestamp all the changes.
Any suggestions?
My suggestion would be to just let version control be version control: keep your files in git or some other existing VCS. Then you just need a way to automate the commit process either after every change or periodically - for example, see the discussion in https://superuser.com/questions/132218/emacs-git-auto-commit-every-5-minutes
My solution is as follows (inspired by Bernt Hansen's setup: http://doc.norang.ca/org-mode.html#HourlyCommits):
I'm under Windows 10, and I have a git repository for all my org files. Emacs is set up to save all open buffers at 00:59 every hour, and on top of every hour, a scheduled job runs a batch script executing a git commit.
How can I make Side-by-side be the default diff for my GitLab installation or project or profile?
Update February 2016
The issue is now at issue CE 3071 and... was resolved by commit 9fdd605!
A cookie now retain your diff view choice, with GitLab 8.5.0+.
Original answer (February 2015)
That doesn't seem to be possible right now, and can be voted up at the suggestion 7082397
Remember side-by-side diff choice
Right now when I want to review code, I have to choose side-by-side diff each time I open a Merge Request because that choice is not stored/saved anywhere.
Either store my last choice/change of viewer globally somewhere and use it on all diff views from that point on.
Or let me have a config option on my account where I can specify my preferred choice.
The side-by-side diff view was introduced with GitLab 6.4 (Dec. 2013) with commit b51c2c8.
Change the setting once from the gear icon at the top-right of any diff, and it should hold across other diff sessions.
I'm not sure where to ask this, if this is not the place feel free to close the post, but here's whats going on. A mate of mine has his repository on GitHub, but for some reason the language statistics aren't showing. I'm not sure why this is happening. Any ideas? Here's the repository
The GitHub language detection is based on linguist (as I described in this answer).
The list of file extension analyzed is in lib/linguist/languages.yml
The list of files ignored is in lib/linguist/vendor.yml
In your case, your js/css/json files could be:
too small to trigger that analysis
or too recent for that analysis to be completed
I suggest to wait another day before raising a ticket to GitHub support.
Update a few hours later: I suspect the language stats are only updated once a day, as they now are present on the OP's GitHub repo:
This is still the case in 2017, with pchaigno's comment:
(Paul Chaignon is one of the main contributors on the linguist project)
The language detection job (Linguist) is actually running as a background, low-priority job.
So it may take some time to update. Can be a few minutes, or a day.
You can see an example in "Paths not excluded from Github language statistics", where Paul suggests a way to debug how linguist applies to your repo.