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TextTagger - Javascript Error #33
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Hi there, is this with the latest version of ipyannotations? I haven't seen this before but the developer console output looks like there is a conflict between different dependencies. I'll take a look. Does the widget still work? |
Many thanks for creating this amazing library btw! This is with: The widget works for JupyterLab - tested with superintendent just now (see screenshot attached). It's just that this big javascript error block keeps popping up with every cell. Thanks so much for your help! |
I see you are using ipywidgets 8. Does it work with ipywidgets 7? |
I tried just now with ipywidgets 7.6 and 7.7:
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Hi, and apologies for not getting back on this - I was on holiday. I can reproduce your error in JupyterLab - I see the same large box with javascript errors. However, it does resolve for me when using ipywidgets 7.7.2 - jupyterlab no longer displays the error. I can also reproduce the error in Jupyter Notebook - I find it a bit hard to understand the issue as the error refers to mime-type mismatches referring to base jupyter widgets, but when loading ipywidgets by itself it works and there is no error. I think this may be something to raise with the core jupyter widget devs. @jasongrout-db - do you have a suggestion for how to fix this or where to raise an issue? For @PawaritL - if you install ipywidgets 7.7.2 does this also solve the issue for you? If so I may release a new version with the ipywidget version pinned. Thanks again for raising this! |
the TextTagger object seems to constantly generate a Javascript error in JupyterLab (I'm using 3.4.8) with the latest versions of ipywidgets (8.0.2) installed. I keep getting "Class null not found in module @jupyter-widgets/controls" (see second screenshot of Chrome developer console).
Any ideas on what might be causing this?
Normal text classification works fine. Many thanks!
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