Windows
Python: 3.8.0
Holoviews: 1.13.0
Bokeh: 2.0.0
Matplotlib: 3.1.2
also, in a virtual env:
Holoviews: 1.13.1
Bokeh: 2.0.0
MatPlotLib: 3.2.1 (not a typo, it really is a different version)
Linux
Python 3.6.9
Holoviews: 1.13.1
Bokeh: 2.0.0
Matplotlib: 3.1.13
Everything was installed using pip.
Note that when I try to use Holoviews with Bokeh, I get this error:
RuntimeError: Neither firefox and geckodriver nor a variant of chromium
browser and chromedriver are available on system PATH. You can install the
former with 'conda install -c conda-forge firefox geckodriver'.
HV uses a headless browser to render the Bokeh output and (by taking a
screenshot) render it to an image. pip couldn't find these drivers. I
thought they were on Anaconda, but I don't use Anaconda. It's ironic
because hv actually wants to use the same QT chrome widget we have on Leo,
but it needs to import its own packaging. This is why I used matplotlib
for rendering, and didn't output a live interactive graph, with holoviews.
I thought that the geckodriver package was available via Anaconda. But
using it would leave out all those Leo users that don't run Anaconda.
On Friday, March 27, 2020 at 6:01:07 AM UTC-4, Edward K. Ream wrote:
> On Thursday, March 26, 2020 at 9:29:35 AM UTC-5, Thomas Passin wrote:
>
> This all makes me glad I've never worked with Anaconda.
>>
>
> :-) I can relate, sometimes.
>
> Thomas, what versions of bokeh and holoviews are you using? Are they the
> same on Windows and Linux?
>
> I plan to step through the code to determine just why holoviews isn't
> finding the bokeh renderers.
>
> Edward
>
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