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Fix table display wrapper #103
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Thanks
Can you bump the version number so we can release right away after this PR? |
The version is also hardcoded in beakerx_tabledisplay/beakerx_tabledisplay/_version.py |
from IPython.display import display_html | ||
from IPython.display import display |
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Not for this PR, but I realized this file is misspelled - we should fix that.
"version": "2.4.3", | ||
"version": "2.4.4", |
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Versioning ergonomics tangent:
This would be for the front-end which I don't think is strictly required here for this patch? If this is to keep the two versions of the widget pinned together, that seems preferred to me too. Is there a versioning mechanism that other Jupyter projects use in these scenarios, where they can bump both versions without updating the respective lock/requirements files individually?
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Most Jupyter packages keep frontend and backend versions in sync. We use only the version number in the package.json
file for both. The Python version number is generated at release-time.
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We could technically publish of new version of the Python package of beakerx_tabledisplay without bumping the frontend version indeed. There is a loose requirement for the front-end package, the Python package will work with any front-end extension as long as the widget models are compatible (which is the case in this PR).
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