Philippe Duval
Philippe Duval
@martinschorb Did you install with `pip install dash[testing]` ?
@martinschorb Yes it is always required for the testing utilities, what is happening here is the imports failed and we put the types to `typing.Any` for dash to work without...
The error message is confusing, perhaps we can set the type with a name more recognizable in case of this error?
This line is the error: `got an unexpected keyword argument 'unbound_message'` Related to flask 2.2.0, you can pin earlier version of flask to fix the issue in the meantime.
It's werkzeug version mismatch, flask 2.2.x needs werkzeug 2.2.x
@hannahker Yes, this happen when flask 2.2.x is installed but not werkzeug, possibly because werkzeug version was locked in requirements.txt but not flask
> Nicely done! You've tested locally that this message shows up when you run `pytest` and try to use one of these fixtures without `[testing]` (but `pytest` still works if...
@steezydash Did you forget to add the bug description?
The interval components fires the callback on the js side at the specified interval, but if your callbacks themselves takes longer than the interval time, the time will not be...
This behavior is known, it's the reason why I refactored the long_callback to background_callback with a native request loop. Any interval inferior to a couple seconds will end up with...