Hi, Domagoj Stolfa <[email protected]> skribis:
> After a very painful bisect with various issues appearing in jupyter > (unrelated > to this one), I've identified the first good commit and the first bad commit. > > The commit range which caused the problem is between > > 95f25c9b13e22603c35f3acd9048fbd1c8671925 > > and > > 9e7f09cbec40257619e57edfdd700c775e96833d > > which is a series of commits by Ricardo updating a bunch of python stuff, > including jupyter. My suspicion is that the update to jupyter-core from 4.4.0 > to > 4.7.1 (2a12cbaaab970bcab09002e952e062da0274f0b6) caused jupyter-core to no > longer agree with the guix kernel. I haven't diagnosed further. > > The first good commit is 85788dd64d5c54ff52f19c8bb6c8c522ed581b2c and the > first > bad commit I was able to actually get jupyter to work on is > 9e7f09cbec40257619e57edfdd700c775e96833d. Thanks for bisecting! I believe this is fixed by <https://gitlab.inria.fr/guix-hpc/guix-kernel/-/commit/bc81615c11b67abe6533d7e076cf152d06618866>. You should be able to try it out by running: guix environment --ad-hoc jupyter guix-jupyter \ --with-branch=guix-jupyter=master -- \ jupyter notebook --debug --no-browser Hmm now that I re-test it seems to be unreliable. Perhaps I’m missing something else. Let me know if it works for you! Ludo’.
