Closed jrbrodie77 closed 1 year ago
Nevermind! Solved it. I had a jupyter server running locally on the same 8888 port, so my attempt to get the docker server were being thwarted. Solution was to kill all running jupyter servers. Looks like it's working.
I may take a look at the installed version in the docker image and try to create a requirements.txt that works with current python versions to install locally.
I followed the instructions on your website re: launching via Docker.
It looks like Jupyter server runs correctly, but when I go to the URLs provided, I am prompted to enter my token. When I do so, I get an "Invalid Credentials" message. Any ideas?
I aslo tried installing via conda, but it appears that the latest numba version broke your code (something about the jitclass not being available anymore).
Excited to try this, appreciate any help getting it going.