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Solara•14mo ago
Max

No error populates to python itself but

No error populates to python itself, but I get a bunch in console. I ran into a similar issue when testing out bokeh as a solution and it ended up just being the incline resource solution I sent before
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Max
Max•14mo ago
Apologies, the one I sent before is generated when I load the page, these are the errors I get when I try to load a component
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Max
Max•14mo ago
Restarted the jupyter kernel and looks like the errors I sent before are from the cached components. These are still valid errors being generated when I try and load a solara component
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MaartenBreddels
MaartenBreddels•14mo ago
hmm, i'm not sure i agree that the error you have is what you think it is do you use classic notebook? I think you do. Can you start with a clean notebook, and refresh it, and check if you got no errors?
Max
Max•14mo ago
This is a completely fresh reload. Some wranings, but no errors
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MaartenBreddels
MaartenBreddels•14mo ago
import ipywidgets as w
w.Button(description="test")
import ipywidgets as w
w.Button(description="test")
can you try this?
Max
Max•14mo ago
Nothing new to console and it works
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MaartenBreddels
MaartenBreddels•14mo ago
import ipyvuetify as v v.Btn(children=["Great!"]) now this 🙂
Max
Max•14mo ago
Not able to load the component, and get these errors
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MaartenBreddels
MaartenBreddels•14mo ago
ok, so my guess is that you have a separate jupyter server and kernel environment right?
Max
Max•14mo ago
Not sure. If it helps we have one server and we have several kernels on it if that helps
MaartenBreddels
MaartenBreddels•14mo ago
Yes, ipyvuetify should be installed on the server as well Weird thing is, you should have a message in the notebook about that