The package documentation says in Section 1.2 that one can register the GAP Jupyter kernel with python setup.py install --user.
I got messages of the kind No module named notebook.nbextensions in this step, and the registration did not work.
This problem disappeared when I used python3 instead of python2.
Should the manual require python3?
On the other hand, the example shown in Section 1.3-1 suggests that also python2 should work.
(By the way, the manual should say that the python call must be executed in the directory of the package, where the file setup.py resides.
And the manual should say that it might be necessary to repeat the registration step after upgrading the JupyterKernel package to a new version.)
The package documentation says in Section 1.2 that one can register the GAP Jupyter kernel with
python setup.py install --user
. I got messages of the kindNo module named notebook.nbextensions
in this step, and the registration did not work. This problem disappeared when I usedpython3
instead ofpython2
. Should the manual requirepython3
? On the other hand, the example shown in Section 1.3-1 suggests that alsopython2
should work.(By the way, the manual should say that the
python
call must be executed in the directory of the package, where the filesetup.py
resides. And the manual should say that it might be necessary to repeat the registration step after upgrading theJupyterKernel
package to a new version.)