Closed caowencai closed 5 years ago
Uh, right ... It is installing the older version of jupyter-require ... It is still in pre-release, so it doesn't get installed by default.
I am gonna release the new stable ASAP, sorry for this. Meanwhile, manually installing the jupyter-require
with --pre
option should fix this.
Fine at my windows, tks. But still not work at CentOS jupyter-server
The jupyter-require v0.3.0 has already been released, so that should fix the first issue.
Ah, nice observation! This would probably be the pandas version. The table_id
has been added to pandas in 0.23.0
according to the documentation. Please, check that you've got version >=
to that one.
I am gonna add it to the requirement files.
Get it. Thank you~
https://github.com/CermakM/jupyter-datatables/commit/a1573cfbcfab75380fcb79a6b82595f0aaac6c61 should fix this ... the patch has already been released as well.
Thanks for reporting!
Cheers, Marek
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