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I have hosted jupyterhub on a server and added many users into it. I want the users to have an option of version control for their work. So is there any way to add a git kernel or extension do have this done?
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To use the version control for Jupyter Notebooks using GitHub, you must perform the following tasks: Configure Version Control Settings. Configure a GitHub Token. Link Jupyter Notebooks to GitHub.
Method 2: Install Through Anaconda Prompt (or Terminal) From there, just simply close and reopen Jupyter Lab! There should be a panel on the left called "Git" now. To git add a file, just hover your cursor on the file in the "Git" panel and click on the up button on the left.
In the JupyterLab folder File Browser, select the folder where you want to clone the GitHub repository. For example, the home folder. Click the Git clone button. In the Clone a repo dialog, paste the URL for your GitHub repository that you copied earlier.
Have a look at " nbdime " project, Solves all the issues in visualizing the diff in big notebook
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Ipython notebook files (*.ipynb) are actually view-able on Github
You can simply add the notebook files to the Github repo like any other file, and use all of Git's version control features.
When I am working with people on a shared project, we have a single repo for the project and individually check in code using Git.
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