Re: IPython 5.0.0b2

Matthew Brett <[email protected]> Wed, 8 Jun 2016 13:31:39 -0700
Newsgroups gmane.comp.python.ipython.devel
Message-ID <CAH6Pt5pNqZwN+ucNYtBp5-FSrd1iosO-jSHE+j4PZpO5_+CMYA@mail.gmail.com>
Hi,

On Tue, Jun 7, 2016 at 4:30 PM, Matthias Bussonnier
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi all, nothing exciting if you saw the previous announcement.
>
> I just released IPython 5.0.0 beta2.
>
> We had roughly a dozen PR since beta1 polishing up some things, and
> improving documentation !
>
> Thanks for all those who pitched in for this beta1 really appreciated !
>
> The main point of this release is to fix a few backward compatibility,
> mainly with the qtconsole.
> And a few keyboard shortcut improvement, mainly `Enter` does pick up a
> completion but does not submit the code a few will also be improved in
> beta3.
>
> We also release a beta 1 od jupyter_qtconsole that fix the
> compatibility  problem with IPython 5.x, and gain like IPython a
> prompt_toolkit interface
>
> As usual you can update with
>
> $ pip install ipython --upgrade --pre
>
> and if you are a user of jupyter_console
>
> $ pip install jupyter_console --upgrade
>
> Also if you are following the development of Python packaging, this
> release was uploaded though the new warehouse.python.org which is in
> developpement. So if you have any installation trouble, let us know.
>
> I'll try to do a beta3 with (hopefully) the last annoying fix on
> Thursday or Friday.

I hate to be annoying - but after a little while using the vi
keybindings, it's still pretty frustrating to have to type ESC in
order to get the old Ctrl-p behavior.  Is there a way of configuring
this in the IPython configuration?   I think others might also prefer
to have the old Ctrl-p behavior as the default.

Is it possible to switch back to the old readline support, in the worst case?

See you,

Matthew