init_cell - Unnecessary dialog in untrusted notebooks without initialization cells #1223
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* FIXES ipython-contrib#1223 - Only shows the dialog about untrusted notebooks if there was any initialization cells in it. * UX improvement - Allows user to run the code directly from the dialog with an additional button "Run code anyway".
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* FIXES ipython-contrib#1223 - Only shows the dialog about untrusted notebooks if there was any initialization cells in it. * UX improvement - Adding a button to trust the notebook through the dialog.
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FIXES #1223 and improves the user experience
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Having the init_cell plugin enabled when opening an untrusted notebook will warn that it will not run the cells automatically, even though there are no initialization cells.
I provide my students with Jupyter through a JupyterHub and have added this extension by default as it could help me streamline distribution of material to them. My students will not know about this plugin, and I wan't to keep it that way unless there is a need for them to know about it.
I'll try make a PR fixing this as well as allowing them to run the code manually by clicking a button in the dialog.
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