Open prabirshrestha opened 7 months ago
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@prabirshrestha this could be caused by one of the dependency Python packages. the environments you are comparing are not identical. could you try with the latest version (4.0.12), and by also updating the bundled environment?
I get the same error. I even tried following the uninstall instructions with clean installation as mentioned in https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab-desktop/blob/master/user-guide.md#uninstalling-jupyterlab-desktop.
Do you see any error messages in the JupyterLab Desktop log when the kernel crashes? On macOS, the logs are in ~/Library/Logs/jupyterlab-desktop
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@prabirshrestha Any errors in the logs?
I have the same issue ( The log is the same
Description
I get the following error when running from jupyterlab-desktop but not when running from the home-brew installation of Jupyter lab when running the server from the terminal.
Reproduce
Expected behavior
Shouldn't crash.
Context
Jupyter lab desktop with error:
Jupyter lab server with no error:
brew install jupyter
and opened in browser viajupyter lab
.Seems like someone else also might have been facing similar issue as mentioned at https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab-desktop/issues/504. Is there some way to say have unlimited memory and let the OS handle this?