Whenever I create a tqdm progress bar in a vscode notebook, it renders in "light mode" rather than matching the current theme. Having a play, it looks like this is also true for the underlying ipywidget.IntProgress object. For example:
This is on a fresh python environment with:
ipywidgets=8.1.5,
notebook=7.2.2,
tqdm=4.66.5,
and vscode Jupyter=v2024.7.0 batch of extensions, of which I'm guessing the important one is notebook renderer=v1.0.19.
My settings json has the line "workbench.preferredDarkColorTheme": "Default Dark Modern"
The setting "jupyter.themeMatplotlibPlots": true/false has no effect.
Hopefully there is enough here for you to triage exactly which library/extension is at fault, I apologise if this is the wrong place for posting!
For context, there are also stack overflow questions for this as well:
DonJayamanne
commented
2 months ago
Duplicating https://github.com/tqdm/tqdm/issues/1457 because I think the issue lies in the vscode extensions rather than
tqdmoripywidgets.Whenever I create a tqdm progress bar in a vscode notebook, it renders in "light mode" rather than matching the current theme. Having a play, it looks like this is also true for the underlying
ipywidget.IntProgressobject. For example:This is on a fresh python environment with:
and vscode
Jupyter=v2024.7.0batch of extensions, of which I'm guessing the important one is notebook renderer=v1.0.19. My settings json has the line"workbench.preferredDarkColorTheme": "Default Dark Modern"The setting"jupyter.themeMatplotlibPlots": true/falsehas no effect.Hopefully there is enough here for you to triage exactly which library/extension is at fault, I apologise if this is the wrong place for posting!
For context, there are also stack overflow questions for this as well:
There is some suggestion that vscode "can't theme ipywidgets", but I'm pretty sure JupyterLab manages it.
Thanks for your help