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Encountered by me on alternative account and one user from the workshop. Currently collecting more information.
This is after all the dependencies have been installed. Clicking on the notebook only opens a blank page with a blue "progress pendulum" that never stops. You can actually trigger executions of empty cells and the kernel starts running (click the "add cell button" a couple times and then "run all"), but you never see the cells.
No debug output.
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Here’s the only workaround that I confirmed (it’s not super nice): Go to the terminal, type pip3 install jupyter-notebook. Then run jupyter notebook. Wait until it gives you some output, then click the link http://localhost:8888/?token=99b9ce0e65ef95c686434ae1afe80ea9995606a39192d135 (different for you) that appears. This should open a new browser window with a classical jupyter notebook interface.
This issue or pull request has been automatically marked as stale because it has not had recent activity. Please manually close it, if it is no longer relevant, or ask for help or support to help getting it unstuck. Let me bring this to the attention of @klieret@wdconinc@michmx for now.
Encountered by me on alternative account and one user from the workshop. Currently collecting more information.
This is after all the dependencies have been installed. Clicking on the notebook only opens a blank page with a blue "progress pendulum" that never stops. You can actually trigger executions of empty cells and the kernel starts running (click the "add cell button" a couple times and then "run all"), but you never see the cells.
No debug output.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: