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[ENH] - Clarify the purpose and access to the examples folder #1558
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What if we cloned the nebari-demo in the examples folder instead? We might need to just clean it up a bit and migrate the cc @pavithraes @trallard? |
Stepping back - what is the purpose or added value of adding these examples on every nebari instance and thus for all users? The examples in
In my opinion, this would make for a terrible user experience. |
I agree with everything you said @trallard. I think we'd be better served if it just went away altogether. I also like the idea of an examples repo with notebooks that users can run. Perhaps then we can provide people with an |
what if we added a button/link to the Launcher page that was an nbgitpuller link to an examples repo? |
And to be clear, I'm thinking about providing our tutorials as notebooks (which we can link to at the end of each docs page). This creates maintenance burden, but it would streamline things for users. |
Current plan:
Notes:
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Related to dashboards docs: nebari-dev/nebari-docs#239 and nebari-dev/nebari-docs#242 |
kbatch examples can be removed since the docs have been updated (nebari-dev/nebari-docs#260) |
Some comments I added to another issue (duplicated) We are currently reaching a point where some limitations of the current approach we were using for storing the examples on nebari. Some of the drawbacks:
Some options that we discussed range in between these points:
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All of the examples in the shared example folder have been added to the nebari-demo repo and the environments have been updated. We can now removed the examples folder itself. |
Context
When explaining access to the shared folder to new users, I say something like:
"The shared folder contains subfolders, one for each user group. Each user can only see and access the subfolder for the user group(s) that they are in."
but then... there is this
shared/examples
folder."The examples folder isn't a user group, it just has examples. But no one (?) can add or take away from it, it's just there."
That story feels off.
I propose a few options to help smooth this over.
examples-READONLY
Value and/or benefit
Less confused users.
Anything else?
No response
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