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Python kernel (without sos-python) does not work #328
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I can see the same issue using - https://mybinder.org/v2/gh/mlpack/examples/HEAD
not only with the python kernel but with any other kernel I tested as well. |
This may be due to an upgrade of some jupyter packages. I will have to identify which one is the culprit. |
The binder image has
According to this post, downgrading |
jupyter/jupyter_client#623 is the PR that adds |
This is getting complicated because jupyter notebook itself does not work well with the new version of |
Looks like a workaround is to downgrade |
@zoq I think I have fixed sos-notebook and jupyterlab-sos, could you please test them? |
It is the async branch. |
@BoPeng Awesome works great, tested with the C++, JavaScript and Python3 kernel. |
Thanks. I have released sos-notebook 0.22.7, and will release a conda-forge version soon. |
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