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Notebook with ipyvolume not working : install problem ? #415
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I get almost the same messages. When I open the notebook:
except that I do not get the "comm target" error message (the first times i installed everything I did but not anymore). When I run the code (e.g.
If I just run ipv.figure() nothing shows but the kernel does not get stuck. I installed all the packages with conda with the latest versions |
Probably, I'm getting a similar result when I run a simple example using Lab:
My versions:
All minimal dependencies are met, including the extensions and the installation doc. |
@ixakalabadie I tested using a notebook only and I got the same behavior. 😞 |
I had the same behavior. Maybe because of the package manager. Here's how I downgraded pythreejs:
Mamba then decided on its own to use My notebooks were working fine July 24th 2022, pythreejs and ipywidgets both got bumped since then, so it could be any of the two. |
I downgraded to
Could you @mlamarre send the list of all installed packages in your environment for comparison? |
Here is my full environment, I still see the following logs, but everything works fine:
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Thank you.
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This also worked for me. I reinstalled Jupyter, ipywidgets, and all else related to ipyvolume. After this, ipyvolume still did not work and I continued to get the two 404s that @patquem had. Downgrading pythreejs to 2.3.0 finally got ipyvolume working for the first time on my remote machine. Thanks! |
Hello,
One year ago, I succeed in using ipyvolume with a python-3.7.7 kernel.
Today, working on a new virtual env (with the same python kernel), impossible to make my notebook running.
From a new ('empty') virtual env. , I have tested and limited the 'pip' install process to the following packages :
a
jupyter nbextensions list
shows that ipyvolume and jupyter-threejs are both enabled.For testing, I have executed the example given in the the first page of the ipyvolume website (the one with ipv.quickvolshow()), and nothing happened.
Note that when opening a new .ipynb, the following messages appears in my console :
But according to notes on forum this error and warning are harmless (jupyter-widgets/ipywidgets#3454 or https://discourse.jupyter.org/t/ipkernelapp-error-and-warning/13820/7). (I was not faced to these messages in my previous virtual env)
Then, when running the example, the following error messages appear :
Any idea of what's wrong ?
Do you reproduce these problems when installing ipyvolume ?
Any suggestion to do a correct ipyvolume install ?
(I pass a lot of time to try to fix this problem : downgrading packages / adding jupyter complement ones .. without any success).
Thank you for your help,
Patrick
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