| 2023-04-26 12:38:25 |
Leonardo Gama |
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Jupyter crashes at startup in Jimmy, at least jupyter-console and jupyter-qtconsole.
Expected behavior: jupyter-console initializes normally in a clean installation.
I tracked the problem down to the Python package 'jupyter-console', caused by a function parameter in the Standard Library that was deprecated and finally removed in Python 3.10.
The bug was fixed in Python's jupyter-console release 6.4.2. Kinetic uses version 6.4.3 and probably isn't affected by it.
Would it be possible for Jimmy to have this same version through jimmy-updates? Their requirements are identical.
On my machine, the problem was fixed by installing the mentioned version of the package alone with pip:
# pip install --no-deps jupyter_console==6.4.3
- Release: Ubuntu 22.04.2 LTS "Jimmy"
- Package version: 6.4.0-3
- Suites: jammy jammy-updates jammy-security
Thank you. |
Jupyter crashes at startup in Jammy, at least jupyter-console and jupyter-qtconsole.
Expected behavior: jupyter-console initializes normally in a clean installation.
I tracked the problem down to the Python package 'jupyter-console', caused by a function parameter in the Standard Library that was deprecated and finally removed in Python 3.10.
The bug was fixed in Python's jupyter-console release 6.4.2. Kinetic uses version 6.4.3 and probably isn't affected by it.
Would it be possible for Jammy to have this same version through jammy-updates? Their requirements are identical.
On my machine, the problem was fixed by installing the mentioned version of the package alone with pip:
# pip install --no-deps jupyter_console==6.4.3
- Release: Ubuntu 22.04.2 LTS "Jammy"
- Package version: 6.4.0-3
- Suites: jammy jammy-updates jammy-security
- No extra Python packages installed
Thank you.
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Edit: Who's Jimmy?! I meant Jammy. |
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