Describe the bug
I'm in jupyterlab, exploring data, making plotlyjs.jl plots via Plots.jl. I see this warning in the console.
It's been brought up as an issue against plotly.js but the developers there say that if you're re-drawing your graph multiple times, it's your own fault. After drawing a certain number of 3d figures, my jupyterlab tab crashes.
Is there a way to 'free' or 'clear' old webGL contexts when re-running a cell in a jupyterlab notebook? Would it make sense to add some logic to that effect in the jupyterlab-plotly labextension? Or is there a way to do it more simply on my end?
Describe the bug I'm in jupyterlab, exploring data, making plotlyjs.jl plots via Plots.jl. I see this warning in the console.
It's been brought up as an issue against plotly.js but the developers there say that if you're re-drawing your graph multiple times, it's your own fault. After drawing a certain number of 3d figures, my jupyterlab tab crashes.
Is there a way to 'free' or 'clear' old webGL contexts when re-running a cell in a jupyterlab notebook? Would it make sense to add some logic to that effect in the
jupyterlab-plotlylabextension? Or is there a way to do it more simply on my end?