Closed nicole-brewer closed 1 year ago
Just chiming-in to say I've had similar issues and documented them on the fastai forums
@nicole-brewer Can you try upgrading nbdev
and fastcore
to their latest versions?
nbdev
is currently at 2.3.11
.
fastcore
is 1.5.28
iirc, this issue was fixed in #1200 and #1158
So I updated my conda environment to have these latest versions you listed, and the files created on nbdev_new
are indeed different. So to make sure there wasn't any confusion, I deleted my repository and started from scratch, created the new files, and committed them without modification. "Deploy to Github pages" works now, I still get the following error for "CI":
+ echo 'Check we are starting with clean git checkout'
Check we are starting with clean git checkout
++ git status --porcelain -uno
+ [[ -n '' ]]
Trying to strip out notebooks
+ echo 'Trying to strip out notebooks'
+ nbdev_clean
+ echo 'Check that strip out was unnecessary'
Check that strip out was unnecessary
+ git status -s
M nbs/00_core.ipynb
M nbs/index.ipynb
++ git status --porcelain -uno
+ [[ -n M nbs/00_core.ipynb
M nbs/index.ipynb ]]
+ git status -uno
+ echo -e '!!! Detected unstripped out notebooks\n!!!Remember to run nbdev_install_hooks'
+ false
On branch master
Your branch is up to date with 'origin/master'.
Changes not staged for commit:
(use "git add <file>..." to update what will be committed)
(use "git restore <file>..." to discard changes in working directory)
modified: nbs/00_core.ipynb
modified: nbs/index.ipynb
no changes added to commit (use "git add" and/or "git commit -a")
!!! Detected unstripped out notebooks
!!!Remember to run nbdev_install_hooks
Error: Process completed with exit code 1.
Seems to me to be related to #1311
To fix this, you need to run the command, nbdev_install_hooks
and then run nbdev_prepare
, once that is done, push all the fiels to the repo and that should fix it.
A side question, did you install nbdev
from conda or pypi?
I did this, deleted all the files in the repository and ran nbdev_new
again. A few files were slightly different, but when I pushed, the action still produced the same error, since I only installed the hooks to my local machine and not whatever environment that action is set up with.
Btw, I'm using conda, and I create my environment from scratch every time I add a new requirement to environment.yml with conda env update --file environment.yml --prune
.
@nicole-brewer Can you try upgrading
nbdev
andfastcore
to their latest versions?nbdev
is currently at2.3.11
.fastcore
is1.5.28
iirc, this issue was fixed in #1200 and #1158
Like nicole-brewer, I'm also using conda and have nbdev 2.3.12 and fastcore 1.5.28. While I used to have her issue at some point last week, now I only have one of the CI actions failing due to a _path error in nbdev_readme (and subsequently nbdev_prepare).
This issue persists across clean installations and OSes (tested on macOS and fedora). Will try pip now and see if that fixes it (although I really don't want to use pip if possible)
@FerranC96 you need to remove the ipynb-filter
from your _quarto.yml
. I've created a PR, that should fix the problem.
Thanks a lot @deven-gqc ! Can confirm everything is working now!
Sorry about these confusing issues! We've made a couple fixes tracked in the other issues. See this forum post for an overview.
I exactly followed the steps provided to initialize a new nbdev repo. All actions fail. To make sure I didn't do anything out of order, I deleted the repo and tried again. CI # 1 and # 2 fail with the same error reported in #1311. Deploy to GitHub Pages # 1 and # 2 fail with the same error reported in #1298. I left comments in both, but wanted to report these errors together since they happen on initialization of a new repo. I'm using nbdev version 2.2.10.