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Not supporting named servers by default can be considered a bug in DockerSpawner. Migrating this issue over there, since it's not related to JupyterHub itself.
Bug description
When using named servers in conjunction with DockerSpawner (in my case in a TLJH deployment) errors occur when trying to start a second named server.
This is solved by updating the
DockerSpawner.name_template
in line with the discussion in this forum post https://discourse.jupyter.org/t/multiple-jupyterhub-servers-per-user-named-servers-does-not-work/2357/5However, it seems like the PR mentioned in the post was never merged?
Expected behaviour
The docs should mention setting the
name_template
option on the spawner..Actual behaviour
there is no mention in the relevant section of the docs: https://github.com/jupyterhub/jupyterhub/blob/main/docs/source/reference/config-user-env.md#named-servers
How to reproduce
n/a
Your personal set up
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