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Sage Notebook does not open properly when installed using Conda #21
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For the sagenb error, install For the integrate error, did you try running it in python shell instead of sage shell? |
installing what do you mean in python shell? do you mean with |
sage can be used as a normal python library. Can you try the following?
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The return seems to be the same:
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Thanks for the info. Can you do |
I updated
and then i tried to integrate again, it did not work:
what was most strange was that it removed the |
I can reproduce these errors. I think it's the same floating point exceptions that we see in conda-forge/sagelib-feedstock#19. |
@saraedum, can you do |
i have done as you bid, and here is the result:
clearly, it does not seem to solve the problem, but perhaps there is something in |
So uh, an update on this issue, since i have been playing around with sage for the first time in a while The problem is solved by plotting something first, then going about any integral business one may have afterward. By doing:
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Can you try doing |
I have the same issue. I decided to remove sage from conda and install is independently. So any advice on how to remove it from conda? |
This really depends on how you install it in the first place. Did you create a new conda environment just for sage? Or did you install it in-place of another environment? # remove an entire environment
conda remove --name SAGE_ENVIRONMENT_NAME_HERE --all
# remove sage from an existing environment
conda remove --name NAME sage |
Issue:
So it seems that when installing
sage
withconda
throughconda-forge
, the dependencies for the sage notebook environment do not come along for the ride.Typing :
sage -n sagenb
(to start the sage default notebook) yields the following error:Additionally, in
/miniconda3/envs/sage/bin
there only seems to be a single py script,sage-notebook.py
for the execution of the notebook.An additional error that comes about when attempting to use other notebook back-ends.
default
andexport
yield 404 pages on local host and no other options. theIPython
andJupyter
options work fine.strangely enough, the same command
integrate
does not work for simple cases in either of the working notebooks, or of the shell, for simple integrals likeintegrate(x^2,x)
.integralerror.txt
I am not a programmer of a high calibur, as I am a mere physicist, but i thought here would be the appropriate place to document this bug.
Let me know if i could help debug this nasty mess.
Environment (
Details about
conda
and system (conda info
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