Install jupyter-server-proxy and aiohttp via conda-forge #1
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Hi @nmearl!
I'm opening this PR to request that you rebuild this image so that it gets more recent dependencies that have been patched from a known vulnerability. Note that aiohttp and jupyter-server-proxy are available in their latest versions at conda-forge, so they don't have to be installed via
pip.If you think its okay, could you merge this and update to use this image instead at https://cosmicds.2i2c.cloud/services/configurator/?