Antonio Cuni

Uhm, this is weird. Yesterday during the workshop we tried the same code inside jupyter and it worked (i.e., it displayed the plot). But now, I tried the same code...

thank you @cynthias13w this is very useful. Also, what I can see it's very weird. Basically, "normal" jupyter/jupyterlab correctly display the plot, while jupyterlite (which is based on pyodide) doesn't....

I don't fully understand why you closed the issue. You don't need to call `display()` from py-repl, the last evaluated expression is automatically display()ed: https://github.com/pyscript/pyscript/blob/2b08ca22d5fd19e95b9486533141ba3260763f48/pyscriptjs/src/components/pyrepl.ts#L171-L174 The basic issue here is...

well, I'm not sure it's a good idea closing this issue. Jeff's answer might work but it's basically a workaround, and @cruncher12 's request seems very reasonable: py-repl should have...

> @antocuni, good news.... we disagree! 🎉 😂 > Ok, with my serious face on, I do **agree** that the current design/implementation is prone to confusing edge cases but, to...

> I honestly don't think the core of the issue itself is related to `src` or to the `` but rather to the namespace. Let me comment on specific points...

> My firm belief here is that we won't fix the problem by creating an awkward API but rather by fixing the issue at the root by fixing the execution...

> +1 on this. I think it's probably the only way we can converge. I'd also suggest that, if we all agree on this and start on this direction, we...

> As I've said elsewhere, though, my use cases tend to be more "Using PyScript to talk about Python/PyScript" rather than "Use PyScript to do things on a website," so...

@JeffersGlass I have a feeling that you probably have more anecdotes to add to this list :)