Closed luraess closed 1 year ago
Seems to be a Conda issue and not a Conda.jl issue.
I think you might need to pin your python version to 3.9.
I think you might need to pin your python version to 3.9.
Thanks will try. Do you know if this can be achieved within Conda.jl?
EDIT: I also found https://github.com/damianavila/RISE/issues/643#issue-1858208696 And in turn it seems that using notebook < v7 works:
add Conda
add Ijulia
using Conda
Conda.pip_interop(true)
Conda.pip("install", "notebook==6.5.5")
using Pkg
Pkg.build("IJulia")
Conda.pip("install", "RISE")
As mentioned in that linked issue:
for people interested in using RISE in jupyterlab and/or notebook-7, there is a successor: pip install jupyterlab-rise which is the outcome of https://github.com/jupyterlab-contrib/rise
but haven't tried it out.
I agree with you that this seems entirely on the Python installation side of things and almost nothing to do with the Julia aspects.
I am closing the issue but at least a working solution is documented here while they will hopefully fix things on the RISE side.
I m trying to install the RISE plugin for Jupyter notebook as suggested in their website for Julia doing
However, I ma getting following error leading to an instal abort:
The RISE suggests that if one would be using
pip
to install rise, then lately thejupyter-nbextension install rise --py --sys-prefix
would no longer be needed as this should now be part of the install script. I am wondering if there is anything that would need to be fixed in the Conda installer?This is happening with Julia 1.9.3 on MacOS Ventura (M2 arm Mac).
I am using Jupyter installed from Conda:
The full trace is here: