Minimal fix for broken jupyter notebook

[mkoeppe]

CC: @dimpase @nbruin @slel @paulmasson @kiwifb @EmmanuelCharpentier @jhpalmieri @jcamp0x2a

Component: user interface

Keywords: jupyter threejs jsmol mathjax

Author: Matthias Koeppe

Branch: 79317b8

Reviewer: Paul Masson

Issue created by migration from https://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/30299

[mkoeppe]

Branch: u/mkoeppe/minimal_fix_for_broken_jupyter_notebook

[mkoeppe]

Author: Matthias Koeppe

[mkoeppe]

Commit: 79317b8

[mkoeppe]

New commits:

79317b8

build/pkgs/sage_conf/src/sage_conf.py.in: Add JSMOL_DIR, MATHJAX_DIR, THREEJS_DIR

[paulmasson]

Changed keywords from none to jupyter threejs jsmol mathjax

[paulmasson]

Reviewer: Paul Masson

[paulmasson]

comment:3

I can confirm this fix allows the notebook to run and both Three.js and JSMol function as expected. If it is ready for review, then it can be set to positive so it gets into the next beta.

[mkoeppe]

comment:4

Thanks for testing!

[slel]

comment:6

Thanks. Somewhat related, can anyone help with the plot3d issue at:

• https://ask.sagemath.org/question/52722

[paulmasson]

comment:8

Joshua, can you replicate the plot3d error in the Ask Sage question? Happening on a version of Ubuntu.

[jcamp0x2a]

comment:9

Heya! 20.04 bricked my Ubuntu machine, and I've been too stubborn to rollback as of yet. I tried the example in the AskSage question with my WSL installation of Ubuntu 18.04 and was unable to reproduce the reported problem. The plot showed up just fine. I'll try again once I either get my upgrade woes sorted out or (very) begrudgingly rollback.

[vbraun]

Changed branch from u/mkoeppe/minimal_fix_for_broken_jupyter_notebook to 79317b8

[egourgoulhon]

Changed commit from 79317b8 to none

[egourgoulhon]

comment:11

Replying to @jcamp0x2a:

Heya! 20.04 bricked my Ubuntu machine, and I've been too stubborn to rollback as of yet. I tried the example in the AskSage question with my WSL installation of Ubuntu 18.04 and was unable to reproduce the reported problem. The plot showed up just fine. I'll try again once I either get my upgrade woes sorted out or (very) begrudgingly rollback.

I confirm that the example in the AskSage question works fine with Sage 9.1 on my Ubuntu 18.04 machine (same version of Ubuntu than the OP).