Closed atharvabagul2000 closed 1 week ago
Hi.
conda
or pip
?Hi.
- Does it work in Jupyter Notebook?
- Does it work in a different browser?
- Was the Jupyter stack installed with
conda
orpip
?
Hello!
It does work in Jupyter Notebook.
But why doesn't it work in Lab? I usually don't use the notebook.
I am not sure. I encountered this error myself only once or twice a while ago. I vaguely remember it going away after I created a fresh environment and use conda
to install the Jupyter stack; e.g. https://jdaviz.readthedocs.io/en/latest/installation.html#common-issues
@atharvabagul2000 , did you ever get it to work? Did you try it on a new Python environment?
@atharvabagul2000 , did you ever get it to work? Did you try it on a new Python environment?
Hello! @pllim
Yes, I got it to working. I am running it on Notebook only though. It still didn't work on JupyterLab and I don't know why!
I just came through another issue, so I have opened a new issue.
Do you still have problem with Lab after you created a new conda environment and only try to install Jdaviz in that environment?
Do you still have problem with Lab after you created a new conda environment and only try to install Jdaviz in that environment?
I will try to make a new environment and let you know real soon!
I am trying to load the SpecViz app with some spectrum on it but when I call Specviz
specviz = jdaviz.Specviz()
specviz.load_spectrum(spectrum)
specviz.app
it shows me the statement " Error Displaying Widget: Model not found" rather than displaying the app.I tried re-installing Jupyter Labextensions (commands mentioned below) and updating JupyterLab version but still facing the same issue.
Commands I tried in the terminal:
jupyter labextension install @jupyter-widgets/jupyterlab-manager
jupyter labextension install bqplot
jupyter lab build
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