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jtpio commentedMar 18, 2022
Maybe this would actually be a more sustainable approach for the first 7.0 release. So other types of JupyterLab widgets could be added to that tree panel, so they are all under |
jtpio commentedMar 20, 2022
Looks like this could indeed play nicely, especially since it would be similar to how some extra functionalities were being added to the classic notebook before, for example "Clusters" and "Nbextensions": |
jtpio commentedJan 12, 2023
Maybe we can keep the settings editor hidden for now by default, so it looks more like the classic notebook. And add it to the tab panel when opening it via the menu entry: settings-editor.mp4 |
jtpio commentedJan 12, 2023
There is an upstream issue when using the command palette. Tracked injupyterlab/jupyterlab#13760 and related PR:jupyterlab/jupyterlab#13761 |
jtpio commentedJan 12, 2023
Opened#6691 to track this. |
jtpio commentedJan 12, 2023
Now looking good for a first step. We can continue iterating in follow-up PRs. |

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This adds the Settings Editor to the existing
TabPanelon the landing page (/tree):settings-editor.mp4
Previous iteration
setting-editor.mp4
TODO
Expose the tab panel for other plugins:https://github.com/jupyterlab/retrolab/issues/21