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Extra output in progress bars running on jupyter notebooks. #1888
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Hey @tylerflex, I haven't been able to reproduce this. Are you running this in VS Code, the Jupyter Notebook web interface, or somewhere else? I noticed in the diagnostics you included that the environment isn't being detected as a notebook ( |
HI @darrenburns , I'm running in a locally hosted Jupyter lab notebook. And yea the diagnostics I ran outside of the session.
Are there some other diagnostics I can run that would help? Thanks for looking into it. |
This seems to still be an issue.
Python 3.10.8 pip freeze:
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can confirm, reproducible on x86_64 arch linux:
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Since opening this issue about a year ago, it seemed to be fixed and only recently came back about 1 month ago (if that helps). |
Still happening here as well. |
I cannot reproduce this. Closing, assume fixed. If anyone can reproduce this, I will need copious information re your system. Python version, what flavour of Jupyter, libs, etc. |
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This is happening to me as well. I'm using Python 3.13 in a VS Code Jupyter notebook. This is the output from
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Describe the bug
I have a simple progressbar running in a jupyter notebook.
When the progressbar exists, the final state is displayed along with the updating progressbar, creating a duplicate
Is there a recommended way to have the final display replace the updating display? Note: works as expected in interactive ipython shell or script.
Thank you!
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