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Add support for SpawnerForm that lets you pick which Image to run #14
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@sveesible would you be willing to back port upstream your customizations to allow |
Implementation wise, what I'm thinking now is: instead of having one single Start My Server is to iterate over a list and have one button for each image, e.g. Start my {image-name} notebook. To achieve that I was thinking about adding a new |
@elgalu I like the idea of FWIW, I've been running something similar to @sveesible 's KubeOptionsSpawner in a team environment for a month now and it has been working great. Some documentation with examples of overloading KubeSpawner might reduce the need to bake these customizations in. |
Could you open source it? |
mine is using the jupyterhub interface pattern for making a select list to
choose from also letting you customize the env variables before launch
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This is what Kubeflow does. I think we are doing the Jupyterhub interface pattern as @sveesible mentions above. |
Fixed in #137 |
For feature parity with https://github.com/sveesible/jupyterhub-kubernetes-spawner.
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