Open mboisson opened 4 months ago
Hi,
Your users can always pip install the matplotlib version they want in the kernel from the notebook with the %pip magic. Though keep in mind ipympl does not work with all the matplotlib versions available.
You can also install ipympl with pip and the --no-deps option to not pull matplotlib, but you'd need to install other dependency manually.
Ideally we would split the front-end components from the Python library in ipympl, as we've done elsewhere for widgets. That way you could just install the front-end component and your users would be responsible for installing ipympl in the kernel if they want to use it
Hi, Apparently, to use ipympl with Jupyter, one needs to install it in the kernel that runs the jupyterhub: https://github.com/matplotlib/ipympl/issues/547
but that also installs matplotlib, which is a no go.
Can we install ipympl without installing matplotlib, so that our users can install whatever matplotlib they want ?
Thanks