Open alexgleith opened 1 year ago
bokeh==2.4.3 jupyter-bokeh==2.0.4
It looks like jupyter-bokeh compatible with bokeh 2.4 was never published. The last working version is probably bokeh 2.3. Note that holoviz stack based on bokeh 3 was published yesterday, so if you don't mind updating your dependencies, then this may be a non-issue for you. We probably will want to make a retroactive 2.0.5 release anyway.
I have a working local environment now. It was pretty hard to work out what needed to change, but this combination is ok:
bokeh==2.4.3
jupyter-bokeh==3.0.5
Can render in VS Code now, although I can't work out if I need to execute this or not: hv.extension('bokeh')
although I can't work out if I need to execute this or not: hv.extension('bokeh')
Holoviews is a separate project, that's really a question for them: https://discourse.holoviz.org but there may also be useful information here: https://github.com/bokeh/bokeh/issues/10765
TLDR; Microsoft does not use standard websockets and that's an issue
If I run a simple example like the below in VS Code:
I get the error:
Libraries I have installed include:
VS Code is: 1.78.2 running on a M1 mac.
Also note that if I run the same example in Jupyter Lab on the same machine it renders fine, but seems to not have interactivity.