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This message appears only in JN 7 (not in JN<7) and obviously comes from the fact that tqdm widget is discarded by param "leave=False".
The Jupyter Notebook 7 together with the very last versions of packages (all installed on 27.7.2023) and so far everything works smoothly, however, a minor bug is when using tqdm_notebook(leave=False) inside another widget then in JN is reported "Error displaying widget: model not found".
The code logic is as follows:
from ipywidgets import interactive
from tqdm.notebook import tqdm_notebook
def x():
for i in tqdm_notebook(['a'], leave=False):
1
interactive(x)
I have reported the issue to tqdm team too.
Best,
Michal
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
@MichalRIcar it looks like you opened an issue, jupyter-widgets/ipywidgets#3812, in the ipywidgets repository. I see it was closed but as there are recent followup comments, I've linked it here to better track the outcome of that issue.
Hi,
This message appears only in JN 7 (not in JN<7) and obviously comes from the fact that tqdm widget is discarded by param "leave=False".
The Jupyter Notebook 7 together with the very last versions of packages (all installed on 27.7.2023) and so far everything works smoothly, however, a minor bug is when using tqdm_notebook(leave=False) inside another widget then in JN is reported "Error displaying widget: model not found".
The code logic is as follows:
I have reported the issue to tqdm team too.
Best,
Michal
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: