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jupyter_contrib_nbextenions appears to be incompatible with Jupyter Notebook v7. #1647
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Disregard everything below this point; this is totally irrelevant. Here's the current function
And what I have on a working version from November of 2022:
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OK, the actual problem is this: I appear to be missing Looking back at version 6.5.x of jupyter notebook, the base path is included. In version 7.0.1, the Is there a sensible workaround for this other than pinning to Notebook 6.5.x? |
This is caused by Jupyter-contrib/jupyter_nbextensions_configurator#165. |
does anyone know when jupyter_contrib_nbextenions will be compatible with Jupyter Notebook v7 ? |
I'm not as savvy. how can i fix this issue for Notebook v7 or +? i can't make NBextension work due to this same issue. * withtthe usual pip install or jupyter install commands. any suggestions? |
I put a PR together that should fix this and make the package work with notebook 7 if someone could test #1657 and verify the PR works that would be great |
Major Edits:
It appears that this is no longer compatible with Jupyter Notebook V7. The contrib_nbextenions executable attempts to load files from the
notebook/base
path which no longer exists as of V7.It appears that major changes are necessary to make this project work with notebook V7.
See also: #1640
Issue
Running any of the following contbrib/nbextension command results in a
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'notebook.base'
error . I have a similar setup on a similar raspberry pi from a few months ago and it works just fine. I used an ansible playbook to install and set this up for both Pis, so I'm pretty confident that I haven't done anything different between the two.Commands:
jupyter-nbextensions_configuratior
jupyter contrib
This is a completely fresh, out of the box RasPi OS Lite install. I've installed the Python3 module using apt (
apt install python3 python-setuptools python3-pip python3-gpiozero pytyhon-dev
). I then installed jupyter, jupyterthemes, jupyter_contrib_nbexteions and pipenv using pip3.Full error output
What I've tried so far
Reinstalling
jupyter_contrib_nbextensions
System Information
OS Information:
Python Information
All python modules were installed using pip3, not the debian package manager. The python entry files in
~/.local/bin
source/usr/bin/python3
so it doesn't look like this is some weird issue of using different versions of python.Jupyter Information
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