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Post-link step fails when using ipywidgets from defaults #11
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The defaults version has an additional dependency on _nb_ext_conf, which has a weird circular dependency with |
This is an issue in the default channel. |
cc - @damianavila @bollwyvl FYI |
@aburgm I am trying to reproduce this issue unsuccessfully, can you give me more details about the process to get in that traceback? Thanks! |
@damianavila I can still reprodure this. Here is my
Then I run
Finally, it starts linking all the packages, and it's worthwhile to point out that it links Hope this helps. |
This is my output... in all the cases, it install fine...
Can you tell me your conda version? Thanks! |
My conda version is 4.1.12. Are you on Windows 64 bit? |
@aburgm @damianavila - I can reproduce this issue on a win-32 VM. However, I can get it to work if I install one at a time - don't know why. Using the same .condarc as you have:
Could you verify whether the following works for you:
Here's my output:
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For completeness, here's the failure reproduced on win-32 VM using same .condarc:
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This is why I asked @sandhujasmine to test on win as well here: ContinuumIO/anaconda-issues#1051 (comment) And it seems to be tied to some platform dependent issue... because it seems to work OK on linux but not on win... @sandhujasmine I would suggest to discuss about this on the conda issue tracker as well, to see why this difference exist. My best guess... some conflict about how the channels are managed by conda, but it could be other things as well... |
It seems that it is not a windows-only issue. I presume this is also the cause for the issue that we are seeing on binder with the server and notebook extensions This does not only impact bqplot but also jupyterlab, which is a serverextension, overriden by |
@aburgm FYI I could get around this issue in the bqplot binder by disabling the default channel (add the channel nodefaults to the environment) |
Closing as post-link scripts will not be necessary for widget libraries after we require notebook > 5.4 |
This is on win-64.
It works fine with ipywidgets from conda-forge.
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