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can't install from master #22
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@downiec do you have better luck? |
wiped out my conda all together, re-install jupyterlab>1
complained about ipywidgets, then did:
Same error as above but now in my jupyterlab sidecar seems to work.... |
I have the same issue when I try to install sidecar with jupyterlab 1.0.2 |
Try 0.3.0. And, 0.3.0 works with jupyterlab 1.0.2 |
I am not sure if there is a version mismatch, the newest version for lab extension is 0.4.0 and for sidecar's python package, it is 0.3.0. So |
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OK, makes sense. Since the release of sidecar in github is 0.4.0, I (and maybe some others in this thread) misunderstood that this also holds for the backend. I must admit, while I understand it, I find it confusing that the version of the python package and the npm package are decoupled for Jupyterlab extensions. If you now release a backend only change then frontend and backend would be 0.4.0 but the github release 0.5.0? And with another change in frontend we might end up with frontend 0.5.0, backend 0.4.0 and github release 0.6.0? |
trying to install from master in a jupyter 1 env (with yarn and nodejs)
in the repo on
master
(it seems to want to install 0.3.0 anyways):The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: