Marc Wouts

Hi @jorenham , do you still have the issue? I can give it another try if you confirm it's still there. Thanks

I just did a fresh try and I am afraid I cannot reproduce the warnings. Can you try on a different computer maybe? Mine uses a recent Ubuntu distribution. ```...

Thank you @aazuspan for sharing a MRE. That was helpful. I am not completely sure yet of what might cause this but an interesting fact is that the example notebook...

> I was running `pandoc==2.9.2.1`. Upgrading to `3.7.0.2` removes the warning for me. Thanks for the suggestion! Great news! At least we understand now how this was happening outside of...

Excellent, thanks! I will close this issue then. For anyone coming here the problem was originating in markdown notebooks converted by `pandoc` in version 2.9.x. The fix is either to...

Hi @akhmerov , thanks for reaching out. I will think about this topic, but I think we should be able to do something about this. Already we preserve the encoding...

Hi @danieltomasz , thanks for asking. At first sight it seems that this is a very specific need, so I can tell you how to get started: you would need...

Thank you @danieltomasz for testing and reporting! Very nice example, and I confirm that I can reproduce the issue in the Shiny app. Since that version actually uses the Jupyter...

I can reproduce the issue but I don't see what causes it exactly. I have reached out to the Shiny developers at https://github.com/posit-dev/py-shinywidgets/issues/199, hopefully they will be able to point...

@cpsievert very kindly came with a workaround, which is to create the output widget with a `fillable=False` argument, like this: `output_widget("my_table", fillable=False)`. That works on my MRE and seemingly on...