Make Ipython.utils.timing work with jupyterlite #13050
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JupyterLite has a resource, but not getrusage(). This make the code a little more general.
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I'm not sure if I understand why this needs to be so - could you please elaborate the description? I haven't used jupyterlite yet, much less read through its code. |
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Sure! The code was previously written so that it would check to see if it could import Thanks for the review! |
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Thanks both ! Merging this and releasing soon. |
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…050-on-7.x Backport PR #13050 on branch 7.x (Make Ipython.utils.timing work with jupyterlite)
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JupyterLite has a resource, but not getrusage(). This make the code a little more general.