make deprecated shell_streams writable#638
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shell_streams is deprecated, but keep it working with deprecation warnings instead of breaking it and handle debugpy_stream being undefined, since allow_none is True
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LGTM! |
and start handling them in `.start()` instead of `__init__`
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Added one more handling of optional new functionality: when control_thread is undefined, control messages would never be handled. This starts handling control messages, on whichever loop they are defined. |
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I like that the add_callback is now called in the start function. |
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shell_streams is deprecated, but keep it working with deprecation warnings instead of breaking it
and handle debugpy_stream being undefined, since allow_none is True
This is part of avoiding breakage in ipyparallel to smooth the transition.