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Showing only the logo animation in Ubuntu 20.04

Open Binit-Dhakal opened this issue 3 years ago • 6 comments

When i open the Jupyter lab app it only shows the starting animation and do nothing. I don't know if there is something fault from my side as i am newbie in this jupyter lab environment but it seem not to work. I dont think i made any mistake regarding installation as its quite easy (just installing the .deb file).

I have just left it to open for about 10 minutes but its still showing only animation. Should i do more than just installing .deb file or is it a bug?

Binit-Dhakal avatar Oct 07 '21 14:10 Binit-Dhakal

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welcome[bot] avatar Oct 07 '21 14:10 welcome[bot]

It's a bug. Could you please press Ctrl + Shift + I and copy-paste all messages from Console tab and any errors in the Network tab so we can understand what's causing it? Also do you remember which version you installed?

krassowski avatar Oct 07 '21 15:10 krassowski

This is the error message in the console tab::

  1. GET http://localhost:8889/lab/api/settings/@jupyterlab/translation-extension:plugin?1633624541226 404 (Not Found)

  2. 20:13:22.655 › Error: Schema not found: /home/binit/.local/share/jupyter/lab/schemas/@jupyterlab/translation-extension/plugin.json at Function.create (browser.bundle.js:103458) at async SettingManager.fetch (browser.bundle.js:104505)

  3. 20:13:22.655 › Plugin '@jupyterlab/debugger-extension:consoles' failed to activate.

  4. DevTools failed to load SourceMap: Could not load content for file:///opt/JupyterLab/resources/app.asar/build/browser.bundle.js.map:

I can not see any error in network tab (if there would have been error where can i find that in network tab as i have not been able to see any error directly visible like in console in network tab :: just pointing out because i maybe missing the error)

I have installed the version thats on readme.md . release v3.1.13-1.

Edit:: I can see this message at the top in console(if this might be any help to hunt the bug) Download the React DevTools for a better development experience: https://reactjs.org/link/react-devtools You might need to use a local HTTP server (instead of file://): https://reactjs.org/link/react-devtools-faq

Also i can see two issues( don't know if this is useful): Indicate whether to send a cookie in a cross-site request by specifying its SameSite attribute Indicate whether a cookie is intended to be set in cross-site context by specifying its SameSite attribute

Thank you,

Binit-Dhakal avatar Oct 07 '21 16:10 Binit-Dhakal

Thank you! I think that "schema not found" is the most useful message. One possibility would be that you installed the app as a root/sudo user, but are running it as a normal user. Another possibility would be that you have an older (< 3) version of JupyterLab installed elsewhere. There is also a possibility of an issue with the installer but it seems less likely to me.

krassowski avatar Oct 07 '21 17:10 krassowski

I think i have installed it using sudo i guess as this is the first version of jupyterlab desktop i am installing(so second option might be incorrect) . The downloaded .deb file opens with "Software install" and then it asks for password as it is installed from other source. Can you please help, how can i install it as a normal user or run it as sudo / root user(both might work for now)?

I know i can do sudo </app name/> to run the app as root user, but tried using "jupyter lab desktop" || "jupyterlab-app" but nothing seems to work from terminal.

Binit-Dhakal avatar Oct 08 '21 03:10 Binit-Dhakal

The command-line name is jlab, so maybe sudo jlab? Could you also see if there are any logs in ~/.config/jupyterlab-desktop/logs/main.log and paste those here, please?

Edit: but you may need to update to the latest version first - a lot has changed since October.

krassowski avatar Nov 23 '21 08:11 krassowski

no response for long time. should be fixed in the newer versions.

mbektas avatar Feb 22 '23 04:02 mbektas