This PR fixes those. (The difference is because we're actually writing React props here, where css-properties are encoded as JS object fields that are easier to work with, i.e. cssProperties). This means the links in the top right are now underlined as intended:
While I was at it, I went ahead and upgraded all the Python dependencies as well (in the hopes of that getting rid of some more warnings, which it didn't, but oh well). The dash import changes are due to the version upgrade.
I also dropped click and numpy from requirements.txt because ... we're ... not using them at all?
We had warnings like this in the browser console:
This PR fixes those. (The difference is because we're actually writing React props here, where
css-propertiesare encoded as JS object fields that are easier to work with, i.e.cssProperties). This means the links in the top right are now underlined as intended:While I was at it, I went ahead and upgraded all the Python dependencies as well (in the hopes of that getting rid of some more warnings, which it didn't, but oh well). The
dashimport changes are due to the version upgrade.I also dropped
clickandnumpyfromrequirements.txtbecause ... we're ... not using them at all?