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jupyter labextension install should be less noisy #5986
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I agree a lot of this could go behind a verbose/debug flag. This was on by default as initially there were quite a few errors with this. Now that things seem more stable, most of this could be silent by default. On the side, it does seem from your output that you have some actual dependency conflicts. Is this unexpected? |
+1 |
@vidartf no idea if this is expected :D I was just installing 'em without any particular version pinning |
Looking over the output, the current output makes sense as debug/verbose output. What it is saying is roughly:
Regarding resolution: I could help write up code to resolve this, but I'd like someone else to chime in on what the correct way should be to specify the verbosity level, and what the default level should be. |
Is it worthwhile having a separate issue (if so I'll raise one) for this conflict:
If |
I think it's worth a separate issue. Thanks! |
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Currently, running
jupyter labextension install <something>
provides a ton of output, even though nothing is wrong.Almost all of this conveys no useful information, and some of it is in red even though it's not an error.
Ideally, it should be a lot quieter - outputting errors only if / when things fail.
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