Neil Vaytet
Neil Vaytet
> It looks you aren't actually using ipympl 0.9.7 at runtime, even though that version is installed. Doing ``` import ipympl ipympl.__version__ ``` in the same notebook does yield `0.9.7`......
> I cannot reproduce with the same packages in a new environment: Can it be the Python version that is different? I can't think of anything else...
I have now tried this on a different system and I am still getting the same issue: `ipympl==0.9.7` continues to raise the error about buttons with `matplotlib==3.10.3`.
I'm running kubuntu 24.04 and installed everything via conda forge
Hi there, is there any news on this? Thanks 🙂
Hi, my use case for running js code and getting the values back to the kernel is the following. I am using the `pythreejs` library to create a point cloud...
hmm fails on `python=3.13`
This is outdated, closing
You can actually go to the releases on github and automatically generate the release notes for old releases I think? You just click edit, and then "generate release notes"? I...
Would `is_binned` just try to access the `.bins` and catch the exception if raised?