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Cannot install on Jupyter Lab 3.0.5 #183
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Hey, are you on windows by any chance? Then the following approach might also work for you: #172 (comment) |
My os is win7. |
Did you have any success with the solution outlined in #172 (comment) ? |
Create a clean environment and install? I would like to try it. |
@bytedynamic Try |
I try the v3.0.4 on my 2 PCs, one is Win10, another is Win7. Detail Error Info as follows:
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According to #172 (comment) the following seems to help in your case:
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reinstall pip 18.1 and run pip install --upgrade lckr-jupyterlab-variableinspector.
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I encounter the same issue following this suggestion. |
This seems to be a windows issue and also related to |
Hello, I am under Windows 7 and I was facing this issue: the problem is path lenght which is limited to 260 caracters in windows 7. The work around was to download the tar.gz file on a short path and create the wheel in that path and the build went fine. I hope it will help. |
Thanks. I have solved the problem following your advice. Step 1: Download the tar.gz file from release page to a short path, ie "C:\mypy", and rename the tar.gz file to a short file name, ie "vi.tar.gz" (not necessary maybe) Step 2: run CMD, type the following code:
Done. |
You now can also obtain the current version of the extension from npm again (see Installation instructions in the README) |
Thank you so much!! You saved my ass |
I tried that but I am getting the following error:
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I was facing same issue of build failure on windows 10 and this solution copied below but posted above worked for me. Thanks (https://github.com/leopoletti) for the tip. Please consider changing the very long name lckr-jupyterlab-variableinspector to something only 8 to 10 characters long if the path character count limitation is indeed the issue. I really like variableinspector but getting it installed on new windows machines has always been problematic for me. Step 1: Download the (tar.gz) file from release page to a short path, ie "C:\mypy", and rename the tar.gz file to a short file name, ie "vi.tar.gz" (not necessary maybe) Step 2: run CMD, type the following code: cd /d C:\mypy |
As some people here, I also install jupyterlab-variableInspector unsuccessfully. I try to follow @jj-github-jj but still failed. After review the comment from @leopoletti, I change the limit of path lenght and finally install successfully. |
python 3.8
pip install lckr-jupyterlab-variableinspector
Error:
Could not build wheels for lckr-jupyterlab-variableinspector which use PEP 517 and cannot be installed directly.
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