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@rklaehn - Yeah, happens to me too. I wrote a little routine to catch the exception and just try again, since I have found the code pretty impenetrable at least...

@Saharitte - I never resolved it; I've been too busy with other things, and the error is deep in some nontrivial mathematical code. See the previous comment for a workaround.

@Saharitte - I'm glad you resolved your problem, but what you wrote above doesn't have anything to do with the code in Thyme.

Something like this is probably a good idea, but I won't have time for a couple of weeks to think about how to do it properly. In particular, hard-coding just...

I don't see how this could be Thyme's fault given that the error message says scala.runtime is missing, and given that I've run it successfully on 2.10.2. Can you run...

Weird. All I can say is that it works for me (on Linux). I'm not sure how to debug a problem I can't reproduce. Maybe it's something to do with...

I had the same problem and, following the advice here, found that using Jupyter 4.1.6 fixed the problem for new notebooks in JupyterLab. Unfortunately, when I load an existing notebook,...

@BoPeng - This mostly fixes it for me. The conda package wasn't up yet, so I used pip install. Now 7.2.1 will load the menu on a new notebook! ~~But...

@BoPeng - That fix works for me!

@lrytz and @Blaisorblade - The optimizer (at least opt:l:method) should be on by default, then. That the compiler ever produces code like this by default should be considered a bug....