Alberto Mengali

The react function from PlotlyBase is only re-exported by PlutoPlotly but it's not used internally (in the current non-published version it is also forwarded from PlutoPlot objects to its internal...

On the note of updating an existing plot from another cell, while this is in theory possible with PlutoPlotly (and will give you even more _snappyness_ compared to the one...

Closing this as the current way forward is to separate the JS part into a separate JS library (see #50)

If I get access to a Mac I can try fixing it, (1.11 test breaks do not seem to happen in the code touched by this), but doing that just...

@dorn-gerhard I think your use case would now be fully covered by my latest package https://github.com/disberd/SimplePlutoInclude.jl Have a look and file an issue if you face problems!

@fonsp I believe that CondaPkg will also need the actual downloaded python dependencies for this to work without _re-instantiating_ From my understsanding by default CondaPkg stores the conda deps in...

Not necessarily a reproducer, as this problem does not seem to appear in all windows machines. But on my machine, there is an issue always encountered with PlotlyKaleido since using...

> Maybe it isn't executable? If that's the case and also the library isn't executable, that'd explain the issue I have to say that in the case of Kaleido, running...

Yeah I agree with yout @visr that Kaleido is weird and I also wish the library itself was built in a more standard way without requiring the current directory to...

It would seem that the issue with Kaleido specifically can be solved simply by explicitly setting the directory to call the program for using the related field of the `Cmd`...