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Hi y'all, I'm getting this same issue. Locally, we use Prefect 3.2.1. We don't actually run into a problem when running locally, but we get this error when we run...

| Failed to detect the name of this notebook, you can set it manually with the WANDB_NOTEBOOK_NAME environment variable to enable code saving. `wandb, version 0.16.6`

@ArtsiomWB thanks for getting back to me!

Same error with `wandb, version 0.17.6`

I am not seeing GraphQL errors. Everything is working as expected, except for detecting the notebook name. Updating to latest and setting to `core` did not fix this issue. My...

> I see, have you already tried doing `os.environ["WANDB_NOTEBOOK_NAME"] = "some_name.ipynb"` or restarting the kernel on the jupyter notebook? Let's see if this could do the trick, thanks! Restarting the...

Interestingly, I see that there is some documentation on test fixtures that suggests that this might be expected? Here's a few relevant links I see: - https://github.com/wandb/wandb/blame/48d19dfb80f7aa3b2fe73bccb379567b8901e192/tests/pytest_tests/assets/wandb/offline-run-20210216_154407-g9dvvkua/files/upstream_diff_78c43d0cc7146adb88cef2fcca4ec244a2d6a162.patch#L392 - https://github.com/wandb/wandb/blob/48d19dfb80f7aa3b2fe73bccb379567b8901e192/tests/pytest_tests/assets/notebooks/code_saving.ipynb -...

@ArtsiomWB this is an entire minimum working example from my end :) I'm running python 3.10.12.

> Hey, @DbCrWk! Thank you for reporting this. It does look like a bug. I have gone ahead and sent this behavior over to our engineering team. Cool, thanks!