pysepal.solara.session_manager.can_create_sessions#
- pysepal.solara.session_manager.can_create_sessions()[source]#
Whether a SEPAL session can exist for the current runtime at all.
create_sessionneeds solara’s request headers. Voila, plain Jupyter and plain scripts never have them, so a missing session there is expected rather than a forgotten@with_sepal_sessions– callers should degrade to their headerless fallback instead of raising.- Return type:
bool