Pinning bokeh to version 1 in versions of jupyterlab-nvdashboard that didn't explicitly set this #84
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jupyterlab-nvdashboard that didn't explicitly set this.
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Hi! This is the friendly automated conda-forge-linting service. I just wanted to let you know that I linted all conda-recipes in your PR ( |
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Sorry for letting this slip, but is this still relevant 2 years later |
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No problem, @hmaarrfk let me resolve the conflicts and fix up this PR. |
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You'll have to rewrite things in our new yaml format. will review when done! |
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Patching some old 0.1.11 builds of jupyterlab-nvdashboard to pin the Bokeh version below 2.
I discussed this issue with @jakirkham back on issue jupyterlab-nvdashboard issue 66 several months ago.
I noticed it still occasionally causes problems when installing jupyterlab-nvdashboard into some existing conda environments.
Note this is my first attempt at a patch - I don't know what I'm doing and haven't tested this (I don't know how) - I just copy-pasted existing code and looked at other PRs. Hoping to get some tips on the PR so I can confirm it is in a good state before being truly ready to merge. Apologies for my ignorance of the process.