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Is it correct that a 2i2c deployed jupyterhub won't load the jupyterhub_config.py file in this repo, and that its only around in order to help users test how things look locally as mentioned in the README?

I think so, but I'm not sure. If that is the case, we should make sure to inline comments about that in the jupyterhub_config.py, and clarify that such config needs to be passed via the 2i2c chart config directly.

Context

We have a field where we can provide the name and link of a funder that provides financial support for a hub. However, some communities may have funding from multiple sources that they may wish to acknowledge, e.g.:

• 2i2c-org/infrastructure#1702

Proposal

I propose we move from the current config that only allows us to list a single funder, to a config that would allow us to list multiple

Current config example:

funded_by:
  name: Funder 1
  url: https://www.funder1.org/

Proposed config example (make funded_by an array type):

funded_by:
  - name: Funder 1
    url: https://www.funder1.org/
  - name: Funder 2
    url: https://funder2.com

Updates and actions

• There will need to be some exploration on how to best display multiple funders in terms of the HTML

Context

I see this was forked originally from https://github.com/utoronto-2i2c/homepage (which is now archived). Should remove the fork so it is clear that this repo lives independently from that historical repo?

Also, there is both a main and a master branch -- we should prune one of them for clarity.

Proposal

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Updates and actions

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I saw this repo and wasn't sure how things worked, and remain unsure. Is jupyterhub_config.py just used for local development, or is it also used by 2i2c's infrastructure cloning this repo somehow?

This is a question relating to 2i2c-org/infrastructure#1501 as finding the jupyterhub_config.py made me think maybe this is a way for hub champions to configure various template vars themselves or similar, at the same time, I think maybe it isn't as I recall seeing this kind of configuration in 2i2c-org/infrastructure for the specific hubs.

My understanding now is that jupyterhub_config.py is just for local testing purposes, but its unclear and it would be valuable to have that clearly noted in this repo. Both in README.md and the jupyterhub_config.py file itself.

Context

I've tried multiple search terms in our org to get this repo to show up. It never does and I either have to scrape our basehub values files looking for the right URL or ask someone "where do we configure our hub homepages from?" What is up with that?

Some demo searches providing zero results:

Proposal

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Updates and actions

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The login page seems outdated, referencing https://2i2c.org/pilot and getting redirected to https://docs.2i2c.org/ among other things.

Background and proposal

I'm not confident what this repo is about, but it includes pilot in its name. Rename it?

Ping @2i2c-org/tech-team

It seems that a template is provided that results in a logout link with double / in it. {{ base_url }} seems to include the /, which I recall is the standard for this configuration.

There seem to be examples from oauthenticator where logout_url is used directly, which seems more accurate if possible instead of the hardcoded /logout.

It would be good if users were able to previous this change easily, without needing to merge the PR or similar. Remember that not all hub's come with a dedicated staging hub either, but even if they did, it adds work for us if we merge each time a test to see the outcome is done.