Closed wapiflapi closed 9 months ago
Yes indeed, since July 19th, a fresh install of pip install notebook
will bring nb7, which breaks every extension compatibility with notebook 6 - as advertised for several months already
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
so yes this probably means that, as far as this RISE repo is concerned:
notebook < 7.0
not sure how @damianavila feels about all this though
For what it's worth, I had some issues getting rise lab to work. (it worked but when editing code the result didn't update in the presentation, and bugs like that.)
Probably off-topic here, but just so you know the context : I needed the tried and tested robust version 😂
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Yes indeed, since July 19th, a fresh install of pip install notebook will bring nb7, which breaks every extension compatibility with notebook 6 - as advertised for several months already
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
so yes this probably means that, as far as this RISE repo is concerned:
- the documentation should outline that it is mostly outdated
- the dependencies should be updated to explicitly pin notebook < 7.0
not sure how @damianavila https://github.com/damianavila feels about all this though
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From the Julia side, it seems that indeed a workaround is to pin notebook < v7.0 as in https://github.com/JuliaPy/Conda.jl/issues/247#issuecomment-1713713961
Is there a way one could fix the issue and make it work with latest env?
@wapiflapi
For what it's worth, I had some issues getting rise lab to work. (it worked but when editing code the result didn't update in the presentation, and bugs like that.)
obviously this belongs in the jupyterlab-rise repo ;)
to address the initial post, I have updated the documentation in order to make it - hopefully - much clearer that
see #644 for details
I install RISE in a clean virtualenv and I see the new notebook interface and things don't work as described in the documentation:
View > Cell Toolbar
I was installing using
pip install RISE
.The
setup.py
specifies 'notebook>=6.0', and when installing we endup withnotebook==7
:I spent a long time figuring this out but it turns out I simply needed to:
and everything works :smile:
I suggest either changing the
setup.py
or adding this to the documentation.... or maybe there is an unrelated bug and I missed something ?