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%open_notebook dependency against jupyter-kernel-proxy #57

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RobinDavid opened this issue Oct 8, 2022 · 2 comments
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%open_notebook dependency against jupyter-kernel-proxy #57

RobinDavid opened this issue Oct 8, 2022 · 2 comments

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@RobinDavid
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Hello @marc-etienne,

First thanks for keeping ipyida up to date :).

I wanted to try the %open_notebook feature which would be really usefull.
Nonetheless, when testing it the pip install jupyter-kernel-proxy fails with a no matching distribution found.
Indeed when looking on directly on https://pypi.org there is no such module.
Am I missing something ?

Thank you in advance,
Robin

As a side question: is the version jupyter-client<6.1.13 still required in the setup.py ?

(tested on IDA 8.1 Linux with Python 3.10)

@marc-etienne
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Hey @RobinDavid :)

Looks like you found IPyIDA version 2.0 in advance. I was planning a release in the next few weeks. jupyter-kernel-proxy is still not publish, but will be really soon together with IPyIDA 2.0.

As a side question: is the version jupyter-client<6.1.13 still required in the setup.py ?

Yes I still can't upgrade to the latest because of an upstream bug (jupyter/jupyter_client#831) :-/ That being said it's being working on and we'll be able to use newer version when it's compatible.

Cheers!

@RobinDavid
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Haha yes when I saw that I installed ipyida form github to try it! Okay, it did not came to my mind that jupyter-kernel-proxy was also your module.

Thanks @marc-etienne ! Let me know when it is being release :)

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