Closed laaksonel closed 2 weeks ago
The notebook format has changed since I made that notebook, so if you create a new notebook in JupyterLab and copy the contents of the cells over one by one it should work.
I created a new notebook via Jupyter UI.
When I opened the notebook in browser, Jupyter immediately started throwing the same errors as before. I didn't even have time to type any code into the new notebook.
I tried both jupyter-notebook
and jupyter-lab
and exactly the same thing happens. So it seems the kernel cannot be fully loaded into Jupyter regardless of the code content.
Edit: funnily enough, if I change compiler version to ghc925
, it executes the cells just fine. I also tried ghc948
but then it ends up throwing the same errors as with ghc96
.
I updated my notebook and committed the changes. It works for me with result/callcc/bin/jupyter lab
.
There was .ghc
directory in my $HOME
which seems to be the root of all evil here.
After removing the whole .ghc
, the notebook cells run as expected.
In any case, thank you for the help.
Hi, I commented out all the other notebooks except
callcc
inflake.nix
. The build was successful. However, when running the notebook by executing./result/callcc/bin/jupyter-notebook
, Jupyter launches just fine but the execution of individual cells in the notebook never finishes.I get this error message:
Any idea what this is about?