Emil Haldrup Eriksen
Emil Haldrup Eriksen
I would suggest to use WSL, if you are on Windows. I believe that would solve the issue?
Could you provide a complete MWE, i.e. a piece of code that runs independently and demonstrates the issue?
I can confirm that this indeed an issue. It seems that for some reason, the Celery worker is not spun op/mapped correctly.
It looks like Dash normally starts a Celery worker, but for some reason it doesn't happen when using `dash-extensions`, I'll have to look deeper into _why_ that is. In addition,...
It is not clear to me what you are trying to do. And your code reference is to an old syntax. Please take a look at the current syntax (read...
The my knowledge, this is currently not possible. It would probably require an update to the Dash renderer itself. If you manage to get it to work, please let know...
Support has been added in `dash-extensions==0.1.3`. Please let me know if everything works as intended.
Thanks! That option is not available yet, but i guess it should be relatively easy to implement. EDIT: I just tried implementing it, and it seems to work as intended....
I am considering adding it to the next release.
The feature has now been merged. It should be available in the latest release, https://pypi.org/project/dash-extensions/0.0.56/