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Support for JupyterLab 4.0 #1245
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Same issue for me. I don't get more information that:
Here is my setup, conda env using python 3.10.0 using the following packages from conda-forge channel
Here the full log when running
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Same here, no error but the extension isn't loaded. |
Same theme. I downgraded Lab to 3.6.3 to have workable Git extension. |
Error in JS Console: "Failed to create module: package: @jupyterlab/git; module: ./extension" in react_devtools_backend_compact.js:2367 |
Same here
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jupyter labextension list
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Until this issue is solved, do you think one should mention the incompatibility to JupyterLab 4.0 in the Readme? |
Same issue on my side, I noticed a workaround if you install jupyterlab-git AND jupyterlab-github then the jupyterlab-git plugin reapears and work again. |
Sorry but I was wrong because when doing
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Downgrade for version 3.6.3 while the it is not solved ;) |
Dear jupyterlab-git team, As mentioned above, jupyterlab 4.x has been released a few months ago now. Could anyone from the team please give us some information? Is it something that is already being worked on? Can we help in any way? Can we expect this issue to be solved soon? Thanks! |
I tested the latest |
A lot of extensions used with pangeo (such as jupyterlab-git (see jupyterlab/jupyterlab-git#1245)) are not compatible with JupyterLab 4.0 yet. This PR pins jupyterlab to 3.x until some of the downstream extensions are compatible.
Installation instructions do not work at this moment. Troubleshooting does not help either. At this point, I think the instructions need to be fixed to reflect this. I am aware of #14590, nonetheless I share what I am doing (inside a clean virtual env): enabling the extension to be sure:
leads to:
going into
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Is there any status update? Are there any timelines planned for a new release to fix this issue? |
The |
The problem still persists for us. Same error message, jupyterlab-git does not work and shows console errors. There errors come from:
Any ideas? |
I think this would particularly affect Codespaces JupyterLab users, by default a new codespace seems to use something close to the latest version of JupyterLab. |
Agreed, that one works. |
The PR #1236 (and associated discussion) looks to be addressing this issue, although work on it, and related, precursor, issues, may have stalled again based on recent commit history. [Update: actually, it looks like there have been recent commits to precursor |
@fcollonval, I just want to confirm if |
A prerelease has been done and you can test it using: pip install --pre "jupyterlab-git==0.50.0a0" |
Version 0.50.0a2 has been released pip install --pre "jupyterlab-git==0.50.0a2" |
Version 0.50.0rc0 has been released pip install --pre "jupyterlab-git==0.50.0rc0" |
rc0 works great for me! Can't wait for stable. |
I use the JupyterLab service started by JupyterHub on k8s. How to restart the jupyter lab service after installing the git plug-in to ensure that the plug-in is available? |
Usually, if you have an active jupyterlab-session spawned by jupyterhub, you can go for File / Hub Control Panel and then press "Stop my Server" followed by "Start my Server". If the git-plugin was installed properly, it should become visible then. |
Hi, I have jupyterlab 4.1.4 and install the jupyterlab_git 0.50.0rc0 by pip: But after reloading the jupyterlab website, I got an alert:
Here is a log from lab and server:
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The extension (0.41) does not work with JupyterLab 4.0.0
Describe the solution you'd like
It would be great to add support for the new version
Here is the latest status:
A first version has been released (here is the changelog):
pip install --pre "jupyterlab-git==0.50.0"
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