Antony Lee
Antony Lee
I don't use jupyterlab myself, so no idea, sorry.
Hard to tell, as I cannot repro this locally :( Perhaps mention this on the notebook tracker?
can you bisect (https://git-scm.com/docs/git-bisect) it?
Installing is provided by ipykernel (via https://github.com/imatlab/imatlab/blob/master/lib/imatlab/_kernel.py#L48); I don't know how ipykernel plays with conda envs for their installs but you may want to investigate that.
I also get the warning but there's a button "Accept history as is", clicking on it seems to make things work just fine...
I don't actually use the notebook interface with plotly myself these days, so most likely this will stay open until someone proposes a PR to fix it.
Fundamentally I'm limited to whatever the MATLAB engine provides here. A possibility would be to wrap every evaluation in a `try... catch` (actually this is already done) and (that part...
First: Can you give examples of 1) what is the current output in case of error and 2) what you would like it to be? That'll help figuring out what...
As noted above, the idea is to wrap the execution in a try... catch and restore the correct line information: ``` >> try, errorcode, catch e, end >> e e...
I showed above how to implement the requested feature. Now someone just needs to do it...