The dash-extensions package is a collection of utility functions, syntax extensions, and Dash components that aim to improve the Dash development experience
My question is: Is my worry correct? And if no, how could I achieve a blocking callback behavior on a callback function with flexible signature like the one above?
Following the example from here (https://www.dash-extensions.com/transforms/blocking_callback_transform) but swapping the callback's function signature with a more flexible one (as used and required within the actual project I would love to integrate the
BlockingCallbackTransform
into) as described here (https://dash.plotly.com/flexible-callback-signatures#dictionary-grouping), we arrive with the following code:Sadly, this code does not work. It gives (beneath others, considered irrelevant here) the traceback
It seems to me that dash-extensions does not support flexible callback signatures. I'm afraid this is due to on of the limitations of flexible callback signatures as stated here (https://dash.plotly.com/flexible-callback-signatures#limitations)
My question is: Is my worry correct? And if no, how could I achieve a blocking callback behavior on a callback function with flexible signature like the one above?
Utilized versions (Python 3.10):
Perhaps related to https://github.com/emilhe/dash-extensions/issues/202.