feat: add vscodium images for new amalthea

[olevski]

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[rokroskar]

This is great, thanks @olevski! I tested it with 0.61.0 and it worked very easily. Just one question: why two different python images? Is it not possible to combine them?

[olevski]

Just one question: why two different python images? Is it not possible to combine them?

@rokroskar you mean why do we have a conda and a poetry image? I think combining them will bring more headaches than usefulness. Because I have no clue what happens if you try to use poetry in a conda env or vice versa. So I kept them separate.

Also I could not figure out how to force the base package in conda to contain a specific python version. So the conda image is just tied to the conda version and whatever version of python comes with that by default. But in the conda version it is very easy for people to install another python version.

[rokroskar]

Just one question: why two different python images? Is it not possible to combine them?

@rokroskar you mean why do we have a conda and a poetry image? I think combining them will bring more headaches than usefulness. Because I have no clue what happens if you try to use poetry in a conda env or vice versa. So I kept them separate.

Also I could not figure out how to force the base package in conda to contain a specific python version. So the conda image is just tied to the conda version and whatever version of python comes with that by default. But in the conda version it is very easy for people to install another python version.

You can pin the version of python - I believe the base jupyter image that we've been using does this here

[olevski]

You can pin the version of python - I believe the base jupyter image that we've been using does this here

@rokroskar that does not work since I am using the conda installer and that one (i.e. the install.sh script) ignores the python version passed in. The script you linked uses the micromamba executable to do the installation. I will try to switch to micromamba.

[olevski]

Ok I am currently hitting:

Run docker/[email protected]
Docker info
Pulling binfmt Docker image
Error: Error response from daemon: toomanyrequests: You have reached your pull rate limit. You may increase the limit by authenticating and upgrading: https://www.docker.com/increase-rate-limit

So I will wait a bit then restart.

[rokroskar]

Just a small comment - I think some text is left-over from the earlier version using microsoft images