Progress prints an empty line after finishing in jupyter #2616
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@alexisthual I accidently closed the PR during main sync, reopened here #2867 |
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More of a cosmetic fix than a bugfix, but the extra lines were just not fun to look at.
In notebooks 2 extra empty lines were printed after the progress bar finished (where
console.is_jupyter) as seen below:It is even more visible in vs-code:
There is still one empty line being printed at the end, but I suspect that maybe a well known
ipywidgetsproblem. ref: jupyter-widgets/ipywidgets#2880tested it manually 👀 in vs-code(latest: 1.72.2), jupyterlab, and google colab(it was never printing empty lines)