In my case, the correct python interpreter was used when invokingpythonin a regular terminal shell (e.g.,$HOME/anaconda3/bin/python), but not from terminals opened within a JupyterLab session. I found that once inside a JupyterLab session, the PATH variable no longer had$HOME/anaconda3/bi...
), and that is causing the mismatch (i.e., the compilation object created from one import is not an instanceof the compilation object in the second copy). It's not clear how this could be happening, though.
I am on Mac OS Here is the behavior I experienced: after putting in the anaconda path forUse Custom Python Environmentit came back with the message that it did not find python in thedefaultpath. But I asked it to use the custom path! So I gave up and created analias(not a symbolic...
Cannot change font size in output cells jupyterlab-desktop#524 (closed, duplicate of Output font size not changing for code cells jupyterlab#12178) Error when launching JupyterLab jupyterlab-desktop#542 (needs info) Julia widgets not working jupyterlab-desktop#545 (needs info) Zoom with CTRL+...
edit/usr/local/anaconda2/lib/python2.7/site-packages/traitlets/traitlets.pyfile, change line 2050, fromreturn value.decode('ascii', 'strict')toreturn value.decode('UTF-8', 'strict') editfile, change the functiondef setencodingline 481 fromif 0toif 1, so it will callsys.setdefaultencoding...
[Shrushtis-MBP:~]$jupyter-lab [I 21:00:04.411 LabApp] JupyterLab extension loaded from /anaconda3/lib/python3.6/site-packages/jupyterlab [I 21:00:04.412 LabApp] JupyterLab application directory is /anaconda3/share/jupyter/lab [W 21:00:04.413 LabApp] JupyterLab server extension not enabled...
Description Launching jupyter notebook v1.1.4 python3.7 from Anaconda3 throws kernel error on windows 8.1 Default installation of jupyterlab v1.0.2 compiled with Anaconda3 works fine and not prone to this error. Also Mac seems not prone ...
This error occurs while importing the library from within Jupyter (Notebook & Lab), with jupyter==1.0.0 and jupyterlab==0.33.4. I tried the following options and got the same error message: with Anaconda3 and this command conda install -c derickl torchtext with my own Python3 virtualenv ...
The summary of this issue is that I think when initially launching a terminal it should start a login shell, not a shell in interactive mode. I have a jupyterlab instance running via jupyterhub on a shared (ubuntu) linux server. Default shell for all users is bash. When I launch a term...