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Jupyterlab fails to build #237
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+1 I have the same error |
Had a similar issue when trying to install via https://github.com/conda-forge/jupyterlab-variableinspector-feedstock Not a big fan of using a |
Thanks for the hint! I will try that out in the next days and let you know if it worked! |
Just for completeness: The answer proposed in this comment in #183 also didn't work for me |
The installation at least worked now, thanks for the hint! Unfortunately, I think I am stuck with a new issue now. I can open the variable inspector now (and I can see all the variables with proper attributes), but I cannot click on / inspect any of the variables. Could be related to #130 or #224 |
Same issue here afte installing via conda. Did you find a fix yet? |
Starting with Jupyterlab 3, you should only install this extension using the python package.
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I Installed jupyterlab in a conda R environment. First I made sure that
repr
is installed:Then I wanted to use the recommended installation method via
pip
but I ended up with issue #211 (I also installednode.js
before that usingconda install
.I then wanted to use
jupyter labextension install @lckr/jupyterlab_variableinspector
but this gives me this error:Technical details:
Here's the full log file:
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