Hydrogen crashes after updating Atom (ZeroMQ build fails on Electron 9) #2079
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hydrogen cannot be install after update atom to 1.56.0 |
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Is that your observation or a known (recent) issue? Could you please give me some details ? |
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I don't know exactly what's wrong but I have kinda the same issue. I believe the problem is the last update of Atom in which they updated electron |
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I have the same issue. Hydrogen won't install after updating Atom to 1.56.0 x64
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Getting a similar issue given the Atom update. Encountering an error when rebuilding Hydrogen. This has repeatedly occurred in the past whenever Atom updates and makes Atom unusable. |
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Same issue here.. =( |
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I`ve got the same error! |
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I have the same issue. Hydrogen will crash the editor whenever a new kernel is called on. Hydrogen: 2.14.7 |
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Same trouble here :( Error report is the same as above for windows 10. Curiously, installing an older version of atom doesn't work either... I guess if electron is the problem, older versions of atom/hydrogen don't default to a corresponding old release of electron? I tried atom 15.0 and 14.0. |
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after return to atom 1.55.0 x64 (https://github.com/atom/atom/releases/tag/v1.55.0) + hydrogen 2.14.7 everything work correctly. make sure you uncheck the auto-update atom options (Help/About Atom) and rebuild (or reinstall) hydrogen. we have to wait for fix for atom 1.56.0 :/ |
Thanks for your help! Could you explain how to download atom 1.55.0? |
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@asiloisad I have the same versions listed, but still crashing. Any suggestions? """ npm ERR! A complete log of this run can be found in: |
Release is here: Download the appropriate setup script and run. If windows x64 like me it is AtomSetup-x64.exe. However, this procedure did not work for me, so be warned. |
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@IanRMOReilly the error message you posted is still And thanks for sharring the link to 1.55.0. |
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@n-riesco Aha! Good call, thanks for spotting that. After a fresh install you have to hit the "Rebuild package" button, otherwise it still thinks you are on 1.56.0. All green for me. Thanks for the help |
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I am still having hydrogen failures after going to 1.55.0, turning off auto-updates, and trying to reinstall hydrogen: |
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@afogarty85 The error message is too short. Please, could you share more? See the error messages already shared above. |
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Updated; any solutions yet? |
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By the way, this is a duplicate of #2034. The new ZeroMQ release has gone through, once this PR is merged the prebuilds will be uploaded: In the meantime, the solution is to use Atom 1.55: |
1.55.0 is still failing for me and at least one other. |
If you can't wait for the prebuilds, you can try to build ZeroMQ from the source. The above error message says that Windows 8.1 SDK is missing. You can download and install it from here: The SDK for the other Windows versions is available from here: |
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I got it to work. Dragged Atom from Applications folder into the trash. Downloaded 1.55.0 (https://github.com/atom/atom/releases/tag/v1.55.0), rebuilt Hydrogen, and restarted Atom.
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Looks like it is a windows 10 error, I have the same build and it fails (now trying older Atom versions): |
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If you want to use Atom 1.55, just run the following command: The issue is completely irrelevant to Atom. |
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Finally fixed! Thanks @aminya Here is what I had to do since I already uninstalled Hydrogen. Working! |
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Downgraded to Atom 1.55.0
Rebuilt Hydrogen
Editor still crashes when trying to initialize kernel and run python file.
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Hydrogen 2.15.0 is released. Now you can use Hydrogen on the latest Atom 🎉 |
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And with Hydrogen 2.15.1 just now released a simple
And I can get back to work! |
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I'm unable to install Hydrogen 2.15.1 with Atom 1.56.0.
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@tom-andersson What is your operating system and processor architecture? No prebuilds are found for your system, and so the code is trying to build it from the source. |
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Thanks for quick reply @aminya How can I ensure the right prebuilds are in place? I'm not too familiar with Atom packages. |
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@tom-andersson It should be picked up automatically. You can find them under I am also fixing the build-from-source script for the next version |
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Thanks @aminya. I don't have a |
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I registered a new version now which fixes the building from the source. Run the following command to ensure you are using the latest version: |
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@aminya I'm still getting the following error from |
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Could you extract this zip file under The prebuilds folder should look like the following. |
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@aminya I get what looks like the same error trace after extracting the zip file as suggested and running |
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That's strange! Try cloning the repository, and running the following command If apm install failed, do this:
Let me know how it goes. |
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Thank you for continued help @aminya. |
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No worries. Npm comes with Atom. It is on some path like this: Just in case, are you using Atom downloaded from atom.io (deb file)? Atom installed from the package managers such as snapd is considered unofficial. Your npm error is really strange. Something seems wrong with your system as npm isn't also working properly. |
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@aminya It was a while ago but I believe I would have installed atom with I'll try reinstalling Atom from the .deb file. Strangely, I don't have a |
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Let us know. The path I mentioned in this comment isn't under
Also, feel free to join our Discord server to get more help from others. |
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@aminya Running
To be clear, I've been using Atom and Hydrogen for work every day for a long time. I started noticing Hydrogen wasn't connecting to remote kernels after the latest Atom update. Then attempting to update Hydrogen led to these errors I'm having. I may join the Discord server if you can't think of anything else at this point, thanks! |
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Do you want to try using Atom 1.55 for now so you are not blocked? You can install the previous Hydrogen using: |
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Thanks for the suggestion @aminya. After installing the .deb for Atom 1.55.0, running |
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Did you try my solution by chance? I also downgraded to Atom 1.54.0 |
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Thanks @afogarty85, I've just downgraded to Atom 1.54.0. How did you then install Hydrogen? |
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Finally got it working!
Thanks @aminya and @afogarty85 for the help. |
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I released 2.15.3 which includes some fixes for the builds on Linux. You might try this Hydrogen version, which should work with older Atom versions too. You can always downgrade to a lower version. For example: |
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I am working on MacOS, and after updating Atom and Hydrogen, I had to rebuilt Hydrogen from the dedicated panel that was specifying an incompatibility.
However, after doing so, Atom crashes whenever I try to run any python code (see the screenshot). The issue appears with a minimal code:
import numpy as np.Atom is warning me about 2 deprecations (see the second screenshot), but no update is available to solve this issue.
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