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Release 2.0.0 broken - can't resolve 'worker-loader' in '/opt/conda/share/jupyter/lab/staging/node_modules/pdfjs-dist' #135
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@donotpush +1 Jupyter Lab Version: 2.1.4 My team was using v2.0.0, another using v1.0.0 of jupyter/latex and both of us had this error. Our build pipeline was running fine up until yesterday |
I am experiencing the same issue. It was working until few days ago, now I am not able to use jupyterlab_latex. |
Thanks for flagging this @donotpush. At one point we had pinned pdfjs-dist to a specific version (rather than In the short term, we can probably just remove the |
Just a heads up to everyone, it looks like an MR was created/merged for the upstream dependency (pdfjs) to address this issue. Can be found here |
Unfortunately the PR #11964 mentioned by @scottweitzner won't fix this issue. As of PR #11474, it is required to install If you were to go ahead and install I'm not at all familiar with jupyterlab, but from a quick glance around I'm seeing a couple of possible solutions:
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We're noticing this issue as well. Wouldn´t it be the easiest for now to remove the ^ and publish a new patch release. Currently jupyterlab-latex is broken. |
Hi all, stumbling on this one as well. Is there a simple alternative, i.e. using a different version of the extension, which one can use without handling dependencies? Even better, is there a plan to fix this soon? I feel there's no alternative at the moment apart from waiting! Thanks :) |
Here is an alternative solution,
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But just a quick upgrade to JupyterLab 2.1.5 does not fix the problem for me :( |
Following the advice of @singh-ramanpreet I have created a PR (link above this comment) as a temp fix |
Hi @singh-ramanpreet , In case anyone wanted a patch, maybe to automate it... this should work:
Save it as |
Fixed by #137 , and published in v2.0.1. Sorry for the slow turnaround all |
Hi there,
The package pdfjs-dist has been released two days ago to the version v2.5.207. Jupyterlab-latex accepts any patch or minor update higher than ^2.0.943.
Link to latex dependency:
https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab-latex/blob/master/package.json#L63
Links to the upstream issue
We are using
jupyter/tensorflow-notebook:latest
to installjupyterlab/latex
. Full steps to reproduce the error in our case:Debug log:
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