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Vira Vitanska updated DLAB-1750:
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Description:
As user I want to install particular version of library, so that I can easily
upgrade or downgrade the library by demand.
+How it works now:+
# If library is already installed on instance (this library was previous
installed during notebook creation) and user installs the same library via DLab
UI. And as result DLab shows installing -> installed, but in fact this library
is not installed by DLab, Dlab finds that such library is previously installed
and changes status installing -> installed. This case is actual when user want
to install upper version of library. So make possible to install library like
<library_name==version> via DLab UI. For example, this bug was found with
library 'request'.
# Also if update Python 3 via terminal it shows that it is upgraded but in
some minutes it is downgraded again. (It was on Jupyter)
----
*How should it work:*
- If user types wrong library version the output appears where there is a list
of versions for this library
- If user types right library version this library version should be installed
- On top of that what dependencies are added during installation should be
conveyed to user (?) {color:#de350b}I{color}{color:#de350b}n{color} what way it
should be conveyed?
- The latest installed library should be in the top of the libraries grid.
----
*Issues:*
- Do not allow to choose library for cluster installation if available lib
list is not gained for cluster.
----
*Update1:*
1. Template for r package installation <name_lib>, version=<x.x.x>
2. Template for apt/yum installation <package name>=<x.x.x>
3. Template for python installation <name_lib>==<x.x.x>
4. If users types only lib_name with == or = show information about available
versions
5. If users types only lib_name without == or = then it is installed the latest
version
was:
As user I want to install particular version of library, so that I can easily
upgrade or downgrade the library by demand.
+How it works now:+
# If library is already installed on instance (this library was previous
installed during notebook creation) and user installs the same library via DLab
UI. And as result DLab shows installing -> installed, but in fact this library
is not installed by DLab, Dlab finds that such library is previously installed
and changes status installing -> installed. This case is actual when user want
to install upper version of library. So make possible to install library like
<library_name==version> via DLab UI. For example, this bug was found with
library 'request'.
# Also if update Python 3 via terminal it shows that it is upgraded but in
some minutes it is downgraded again. (It was on Jupyter)
----
*How should it work:*
- If user types wrong library version the output appears where there is a list
of versions for this library
- If user types right library version this library version should be installed
- On top of that what dependencies are added during installation should be
conveyed to user (?) {color:#de350b}I{color}{color:#de350b}n{color} what way it
should be conveyed?
- The latest installed library should be in the top of the libraries grid.
----
*Issues:*
- Do not allow to choose library for cluster installation if available lib
list is not gained for cluster.
----
*Update1:*
1. Template for r package installation <name_lib>, version=<x.x.x>
2. Template for apt/yum installation <package name>=<x.x.x>
3. Template for python installation <name_lib>==<x.x.x>
4. If users types only lib_name with == or = show information about available
versions
5. If users types only lib_name without == or = then it is installed the latest
version
6. If users types wrong lib_name???
> [Front-end]: Support library installation of particular version from DLab UI
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: DLAB-1750
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DLAB-1750
> Project: Apache DLab
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: DLab Main
> Reporter: Vira Vitanska
> Assignee: Dmytro Gnatyshyn
> Priority: Major
> Labels: AWS, AZURE, Debian, Front-end, GCP, RedHat
>
> As user I want to install particular version of library, so that I can easily
> upgrade or downgrade the library by demand.
> +How it works now:+
> # If library is already installed on instance (this library was previous
> installed during notebook creation) and user installs the same library via
> DLab UI. And as result DLab shows installing -> installed, but in fact this
> library is not installed by DLab, Dlab finds that such library is previously
> installed and changes status installing -> installed. This case is actual
> when user want to install upper version of library. So make possible to
> install library like <library_name==version> via DLab UI. For example, this
> bug was found with library 'request'.
> # Also if update Python 3 via terminal it shows that it is upgraded but in
> some minutes it is downgraded again. (It was on Jupyter)
> ----
> *How should it work:*
> - If user types wrong library version the output appears where there is a
> list of versions for this library
> - If user types right library version this library version should be
> installed
> - On top of that what dependencies are added during installation should be
> conveyed to user (?) {color:#de350b}I{color}{color:#de350b}n{color} what way
> it should be conveyed?
> - The latest installed library should be in the top of the libraries grid.
> ----
> *Issues:*
> - Do not allow to choose library for cluster installation if available lib
> list is not gained for cluster.
>
> ----
> *Update1:*
> 1. Template for r package installation <name_lib>, version=<x.x.x>
> 2. Template for apt/yum installation <package name>=<x.x.x>
> 3. Template for python installation <name_lib>==<x.x.x>
> 4. If users types only lib_name with == or = show information about available
> versions
> 5. If users types only lib_name without == or = then it is installed the
> latest version
>
>
>
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