Loïc Huder
Loïc Huder
Stumbled upon this as well. Same issue as https://github.com/c4urself/bump2version/issues/22
This issue is in fact related to TS and independent of the JupyterLab version. I change the name of the issue accordingly.
Did you try to increase the timeout for your test ? You can do this in the `@testbook` decorator: `@testbook('/path/to/notebook.ipynb', execute=True, timeout=240)`
I don't know exactly what fixed it (perhaps #90) but serving bitshuffle compressed datasets now works :slightly_smiling_face:
> I don't know exactly what fixed it (perhaps #90) but serving bitshuffle compressed datasets now works slightly_smiling_face Nevermind, I went too fast: I looked at uncompressed datasets believing that...
In h5web, the aspect ratio setting is saved when the user changes it which seem to alleviate the issue at hand. Is it reset each time you load a dataset...
In fact, I get the same error (Jupyterlab 1.2.6, jupyterlab-hdf5 0.4.0) whatever the extension of the file... Maybe the issue is not solved yet ?
This is usually due to the server extension not enabled/installed. Could you see if `jupyterlab_hdf` is present and activated (`OK`) when running `jupyter serverextension list` ?
- Can you try `import jupyterlab_hdf` in a Python console to see if it works ? - How did you install the extension ? Can you try in a fresh...
> * nothing happens after I import it, so I guess that means it works :) Yeah, sorry I should have told you to also try to print `jupyterlab_hdf.__version__ `...