Closed LucyNowacki closed 1 year ago
We’ll need more details. Which Nikola version? Which packages did you upgrade recently? Can you provide a .ipynb file that causes this problem?
Hi again So my specification is: Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS Python 3.10.8 Nikola 8.2.3
Please look at my blog and this link to .ipynb file under which you can see that plots are rendered as black boxes. On the bottom, I've attached all python packages after the update. If you look at my other post, the old matplotlib plots are generated correctly.
I was able to reproduce this issue by just running jupyter nbconvert --to html robust-pca.ipynb
, which means it is not an issue with Nikola. Please report this bug to the jupyter/nbconvert repository.
This issue occurs for me with nbconvert==7.2.7
, but does not occur with nbconvert==6.5.0
.
I downgraded to nbconvert==6.5.0 however; unfortunately, the issue still occurs.
Did you rebuild all files by using nikola build -a
?
Hi I set u a new environment from conda, but installed all needed packages from Anaconda (they are usually older than from pip) and everything works perfectly :).
Ubuntu 22.04 Python 3.10.8 matplotlib 3.5.0 nbconvert 7.2.7 nbformat 5.7.1
The problem is that the w final jupyter notebook blog (after final conversion to deployable format) generates black boxes from matplotlib plots. It started happening after updating python's packages.