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6 Jan 2024 | ||
guangtao | * how about
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7 Jan 2024 | ||
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p14 | g'day. I just started trying to use jupyter-notebook, but discovered that in nixos somewhere between nixpkgs/690e58e11de69953a1e76d0b9cc5f8caee63badd and present, keyboard navigation of cells in command mode is broken. (Up/down arrow, j/k should move up/down cells but nothing happens). I've been trying to isolate the issue: if I take a recent nixpkgs commit and inject old jupyter-notebook, that breaks it, so it's not jupyter/notebook versions that's causing the breakage but presumably some other package or incompatibilities between them. Therefore I suspect this is not a jupyter bug but a nixpkgs bug. Any thoughts? | 10:28:04 |
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10 Jan 2024 | ||
@thomasjm:matrix.org | In reply to @p14:matrix.orgyour diagnosis sounds right. could you file a Nixpkgs issue and tag the Jupyter team? | 23:55:37 |
@thomasjm:matrix.org | In reply to @gtrunsec:matrix.org this sounds like a potentially larger scope than what i had in mind. i thought we were just trying to solve the problem of "user wants to spin up Jupyterlab/notebook/console with some set of kernels." AFAICT this is roughly what if there's more to this then maybe a design doc is called for. | 23:58:37 |
11 Jan 2024 | ||
guangtao |
right, as I mentioned earlier. For me, it is sufficient to override each kernel individually and incorporate most of the kernel packages into the nixpkgs for the maintenance aspect. As for other tasks, I wii have a plan to develop a more robust jupyenv to fulfill those requirements. | 06:31:00 |
guangtao | *
right, as I mentioned earlier. For me, it is sufficient to override each kernel individually and incorporate most of the kernel packages(ocaml/js,psql,zsh, etc) into the nixpkgs for the maintenance aspect. As for other tasks, I wii have a plan to develop a more robust jupyenv to fulfill those requirements. | 06:31:29 |
guangtao | *
right, as I mentioned earlier. For me, it is sufficient to override each kernel individually and incorporate most of the kernels package(ocaml/js,psql,zsh, etc) into the nixpkgs for the maintenance aspect. As for other tasks, I wii have a plan to develop a more robust jupyenv to fulfill those requirements. | 06:31:38 |
12 Jan 2024 | ||
natsukium | In reply to @p14:matrix.org I'm still not sure what's causing the problem. git bisect says this commit caused it. first bad commit: [39bd27fd2e71dbcf87efdb675500496fa3cd2633] python311Packages.jupyterlab: 4.0.6 -> 4.0.9 | 06:01:23 |
natsukium | In reply to @p14:matrix.org* I'm still not sure what's causing the problem. git bisect says this commit caused it. first bad commit: [39bd27fd2e71dbcf87efdb675500496fa3cd2633] python311Packages.jupyterlab: 4.0.6 -> 4.0.9 | 06:01:35 |
natsukium | I looked into this issue and could only find that something in the jupyterlab 4.0.6 -> 4.0.7 broke the nixpkgs notebook shortcut(Up/Down). I can't see the same regression in jupyterlab or nbclassic. But I'm not interested in pursuing this issue any further. I tried the pre-release jupyterlab 4.1.0b0 on Ubuntu and macOS, but this version does not provide such shortcuts at all. | 08:59:37 |
p14 | In reply to @natsukium:matrix.org Thanks for the bisect, I can reproduce 39bd27fd2e71dbcf87efdb675500496fa3cd2633 as the first bad commit. I can further elaborate that the issue appears between 4.0.6 and 4.0.7. I did that by taking that bad commit and overriding the src to acquire the 4.0.7 wheel. | 15:11:27 |
p14 | So I tried to bisect jupyterlab, but that was a bit of a waste of time because it just points at the commit where all the typescript dependencies got bumped in the package.json: https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/commit/fa7fb591e8654ae446998a588d067841e375c542 Does anyone understand how jupyter is put together and if it's possible to properly bisect the changes to it? I assume those things do live within the github:jupyterlab/jupyterlab repo and it should be bisectable... | 15:42:52 |
p14 | Well, I was able to build specific commits of jupyterlab. And specific commits of jupyter notebook. However, I can't seem to build a specific commit of notebook whose dependency is a specific commit of jupyterlab yet. | 16:44:08 |
p14 | I don't understand how notebook picks up the javascript dependencies from jupyterlab. | 16:44:38 |
p14 | In reply to @thomasjm:matrix.org https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues/280539 I tried for a couple of hours to figure out how to bisect jupyterlab-as-a-dependency-of-jupyter-notebook-in-developer-mode but didn't succeed unfortunately. Bisecting it as an ordinary dependency doesn't work because it just picks up the versions encoded in the package.json when they're eventually bumped. | 17:00:26 |
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teto | thomasjm: sry I haven't been able to answer, pretty busy start of the year. Will try to do in upcoming days | 11:56:04 |
@thomasjm:matrix.org | no problem, take your time | 12:20:06 |
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samasaur | Has anyone had any success getting Jupyter to recognize python-lsp-server? | 22:43:15 |