make a new pypi release & update docs?

[joernhees]

hey guys, i love this repo and many students and professors use this extensively

however the current pypi release is quite old (jan 2019), also the docs seem to be as of 2018...
if you simply install that version with pip install jupyter_contrib_nbextensions as the docs say, you get 0.5.1 and run into tons of issues with template_paths rename like #1529

any chance on this?
@jcb91 @jfbercher @juhasch (you seem to be the ones with pypi permissions, please consider handing them over to the next generation if you don't have time anymore?)

[pkienzle]

See also this stackoverflow question: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58146683/all-jupyter-contrib-nbextensions-are-marked-as-possibly-incompatible

[ScoobyQ]

No one assigned and this has been an issue at least since Notebook 6 was released. Is this no longer being supported?

[juhasch]

There is a new PyPi and conda-forge release for the extensions now.
For the notebook classic there is an additional fix in the jupyter_nbextensions_configurator repo: Jupyter-contrib/jupyter_nbextensions_configurator#141. Already released on PyPi, I am still waiting for conda-forge release. Hopefully should also be available in a few days.