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6.1.13

• Use pre-commit for code style (631)
• Fix kernel client shutdown test (629)
• Add MultiKernelManager subclass tests (627)
• Add KernelManager subclass tests (626)
• Add type annotations, refactor sync/async (623)

6.1.12

• Shutdown request sequence has been modified to be more graceful, it now is preceded by interrupt, and will also send a SIGTERM before forcibly killing the kernel. (620)
• Removal of ipython_genutils as a dependency. It was implicit before; but required by at least traitlets thus avoiding issues. We are working on completely removing it from all jupyter dependencies; as it might lead to issues packaging for Python 3.10, and was mostly used for compatibility with python 2. (620, 605)
• Address a race condition between shutdown_kernel and restarter. (607.)

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6.1.11

• Move jedi pinning to test requirements (599)

6.1.10

• Add change parameter needed for observer method of kernel_spec_manager trait (598)

6.1.9

• Pin jedi<=0.17.2 (596)

6.1.8

• Doc updates (563, 564, 587)
• Fix path to the connection file (568)
• Code cleanup (574, 579)
• Silence kill_kernel when no process is present (576)
• Remove extra_env and corresponding test (581)
• Add documentation dependencies to setup.py (582)
• Fix for Windows localhost IP addresses (584)
• Drop Travis CI, add GitHub Actions (586)
• Adapt KernelManager._kernel_spec_manager_changed to observe (588)
• Allow use ~/ in the kernel's command or its arguments (589)
• Change wait_for_ready logic (592)
• Fix test_session with msgpack v1 (594)

6.1.6

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• 7eefc9b Bumped version to 6.1.13 for release
• 5da6b0a Merge pull request #629 from SylvainCorlay/install-ipykernel-pre
• f027569 Attempt using ipykernel prerelease
• 706f61e Merge pull request #631 from davidbrochart/style
• 07032c8 Use pre-commit
• 8c81bd4 Add type annotations, refactor sync/async (#623)
• 50dff2e Merge pull request #627 from kevin-bates/mkm-subclass-testing
• ae9f6cc Merge PR #628 into mkm-subclass-testing
• 873d6d3 Merge pull request #628 from davidbrochart/test_subclass
• 2845a61 Make KernelManager subclass tests DRY
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