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pexpect wasn't finding the right prompt match and the kernel would then timeout on the jupyter side and get killed. Use `bash --login` and assume that it's immediately there instead of waiting for the first prompt. Pass the unformatted `prompt_change` to the parent class as it's going to take care of the formatting by itself. This will make it more resitant to changes in pexpect.
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ping? |
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I've recently taken on co-maintaining I'm closing this PR, as reading the diff I can't discern the purpose. Does the issue you were trying to solve persist with the latest version of |
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it's been a while, but see the commit message: I'm not using bash_kernel anymore so won't pursue this |
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pexpect wasn't finding the right prompt match and the kernel would then
timeout on the jupyter side and get killed.