Cap ipywidgets<8 and simplify installation directly from GitHub #10
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where the project is hosted.
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| - ipywidgets 7.6.5 | ||
| - ipywidgets 7.6.5 <8 |
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It worked for me on jupyterlab==3.6.2 and ipywidgets==7.7.4, too. But ipywidgets==8.0.5 broke it with a JavaScript error.
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You mean augment this PR with the latest versions of the other jupyter stuff that are compatible?
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I guess yes, it could be useful for new users to know the current latest compatible versions of other libraries so they don't spend the trouble to downgrade when not necessary.
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We don't really know which is the very latest version of each dependency before it breaks - we have to wait for the new releases to arrive.
What i can do, and it is actually suggested by the official docs, is to separate the setup. Py:install_requires from the requirements, txt file, and keep the capping only on the former while keeping all dependency versions in the later.
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It's been almost a year, will this ever be merged? |
ipywidgets-8.x.x, as described in Incompatible with ipywidgets >=8 #9.(where the project is hosted).
pyproject.tomlfile to properly build wheel out of this project(mute also a warning when installing directly from GitHub).