Support Restarting jupyterlab-lsp

[dclong]

Elevator Pitch

Provide a way to restart jupyterlab-lsp.

Motivation

1. this enables users to install jupyterlab-lsp in a running Docker container environment. Users don't always have to option to rebuild images.
2. Some times jupyterlab-lsp crashes/freezes. It helps if can just restart jupyterlab-lsp instead of restarting the whole jupyterlab service (or Docker container if running in Docker).

Design Ideas

[bollwyvl]

The backend part, Jupyter-lsp, is an extension to the notebook server. Are you trying to restart: - the notebook server that hosts jupyter-lsp - language server processes managed by jupyter-lsp If the latter, we have several existing issues open that are more descriptive: #268, #237 If the former: we will need more information, as that sounds pretty bad, and should be fixed rather than patched over. To the larger issue: We're definitely interested in this working in docker, but like any other tool, Docker isn't a magic bullet, and for interactive work has plenty of limitations.

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On Wed, Jun 17, 2020, 03:46 Ben Chuanlong Du ***@***.***> wrote: Elevator Pitch Provide a way to restart jupyterlab-lsp. Motivation 1. this enables users to install jupyterlab-lsp in a running Docker container environment. Users don't always have to option to rebuild images. 2. Some times jupyterlab-lsp crashes/freezes. It helps if can just restart jupyterlab-lsp instead of restarting the whole jupyterlab service (or Docker container if running in Docker). Design Ideas — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <https://github.com/krassowski/jupyterlab-lsp/issues/283>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AAALCRE6BAP2DNSRXUXMKNLRXBYFVANCNFSM4OAKST2Q> .

[dclong]

I'm talking about restart lsp instead of the notebook server. Seems that this is a dups. Will close it.