Closed sanjayankur31 closed 6 months ago
Oh, and I did run jupyter lab
from the new virtual env, the same one where jupyter_rfb
is installed. So there shouldn't be any conflicts etc.
@almarklein What is the current advice for installing jupyter_rgb on modern jupyterlab?
I did recently change the version in package.json
:
https://github.com/vispy/jupyter_rfb/blob/e4cfbaf2d1debf6b34de13b6e0b2a8f862f5103c/js/package.json#L1-L3
It had been stuck at 0.1.0. I figured that it'd be better to also bump this number, but now I'm not sure. My knowledge of jupyter notebook/lab is limited. Is there anyone who understands versioning of jupyter plugins that can shed some light on this? @kushalkolar perhaps?
I can reproduce the author's js error with jupyter_rfb
v0.4.3.
With jupyterlab
v4.2.0 and juptyer_rfb
v0.4.2 everything works.
This is probably part of the culprit? :laughing:
I thought of doing a PR, but I think I want to search if there's a way to single-source versions for widgets before that.
Ok, so the latest release of jupter_rfb
is broken. I apologize for any inconveniences!
But I'm curious to why. Is it better practice to not bump that version? Should I have bumped something else somewhere?
I think that if the package isn't going to be published to npm the version numbers inside js/
don't need to be updated as long as they match, but I'm not entirely sure.
don't need to be updated
Apparently its even "should not be updated"? 😅
Should probably yank this release, I've got more people asking me about this issue
I made a new release, reverting the version change: 0.4.4
v0.4.4 works on my end :D, jupyterlab v4.2
I was looking at running a few of the vispy examples in a jupyter lab instance. However, I can't get any of them to work:
Devtools show:
The messages are:
I'd initially not pinned jupyterlab to any particular version, and had got the same result with version 4.x. I saw this comment on pinning jupyterlab to v3, so I did that.
This is a brand new virtual environment now:
Any ideas on what to try? I've also tried py3.11 but get the same issue.
For context, we're using vispy for visualisations of neuronal models in NeuroML, and it'll be great if we can also have those working in jupyter lab instances/notebooks.
Cheers,