The status value emitted by kernels is 'aborted'; the 'abort' spelling
that appears in parts of the messaging documentation is a typo, see
jupyter_client#1063.
Both spellings are kept in the union so that downstream consumers already
typed against 'abort' continue to compile.
This status is
deprecated
since message spec 5.1 — kernels are encouraged to send an 'error' reply
instead — but it remains valid and some kernels (e.g. ipykernel) still
emit it on interrupt.
Reply content indicating an aborted request.
The status value emitted by kernels is
'aborted'; the'abort'spelling that appears in parts of the messaging documentation is a typo, see jupyter_client#1063. Both spellings are kept in the union so that downstream consumers already typed against'abort'continue to compile.This status is deprecated since message spec 5.1 — kernels are encouraged to send an
'error'reply instead — but it remains valid and some kernels (e.g.ipykernel) still emit it on interrupt.