Bryan Van de Ven

@jiagengliu I just noticed this: > "BokehJS 2.2.3 successfully loaded" If you see that then your notebook environment is *definitely not* using Bokeh 2.3 you should first make sure that...

There seems to be something really messed up in this environment. Can you try installing all of the following in a clean env? * jupyter lab 3.x * bokeh 2.3...

I would be satisfied to simply make the error message about the mismatch visible within the notebook. That ought to give users something concrete to search or, or we could...

@cpsievert @philippjfr is probably the best person to speculate on this but I will go ahead and say up front that complete version information is needed for all the relevant...

@philippjfr can you clarify/confirm re: classic notebook expectations?

@cpsievert FYI the docs for everything Bokeh related are consolidated on the main docs site https://docs.bokeh.org/en/latest/docs/user_guide/jupyter.html

Just noting that private APIs can change or be removed at any time so using those methods is purely at your own risk. We could consider crafting a supported, public...

Does this happen only with `BokehModel`? If it happens in general, then this issue belongs in the main `bokeh/bokeh` repo.

Putting the plots together in a Bokeh layout was going to be my only suggestion. "Being in a document together" is the foundational definition that is essentially identical with "being...

What changes, just updating the version, or something else?