Brian Cherinka

@mariobuikhuizen What versions of the relevant packages (bqplot, ipyvuetify, etc) are you testing with? I tried updating bqplot from 12.3 to 12.16 and ipyvuetify from 1.4.1 to 1.5.1, and now...

For posterity, the issue here was the use of Vue Router and Vuetify together. I was loading the embed component using [Router's code-splitting](https://router.vuejs.org/guide/advanced/lazy-loading.html) syntax, e.g. `component: () => import( /*...

Ok that makes sense. That at least gives me a place to start. Thanks a lot. I'll let you know if I have any more questions.

Thanks for the clarification! This is helpful. Yeah your example makes sense if you need to access the model multiple times from multiple places. And good to know there's no...

Thanks Maarten! That's really interesting and a good example to pull from of how these things can sync up! This is helpful!

@mariobuikhuizen We're finally getting around to testing the implementation of this on our end. I was able to test that this works in your example. I'm now trying to get...

Ok, some progrees. I changed my voila command to `voila --VoilaConfiguration.http_header_envs=Cookie --VoilaConfiguration.http_header_envs='User-Agent'` , which gives me the configuration syntax ``` VoilaConfiguration .enable_nbextensions = True .http_header_envs = ['Cookie', 'User-Agent'] .template =...

Hmm ok. I'm running both servers locally, accessible on the same `localhost` or `madrox.stsci.edu` domain. But I'm not running voila via nginx. I can try that.

hmm, then that might be the problem. The voila and web servers aren't running on the same port locally. I can try to hack something locally for testing but I'm...

oh cool! ok, let me try that.