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Does plotly have any rough timeline in mind for supporting this? It would be very convenient if I could rely fully on pip for setting up a jupyter lab environment (including plotly support). |
We can't commit to a timeline for doing this at the moment, but I'd love a hand! Right now our partly-manual/partly-automated release process is documented here: https://github.com/plotly/plotly.py/blob/master/release.md ... I would happily accept a PR that expands on this with some easy-to-follow steps that result in a pip-installable extension in addition to the current ones. Such a PR might include a script or two to build these extensions etc to keep the manual burden low :) |
Ok I understand... Hopefully somebody steps up then :) JLab 3's new extension system is a much smoother experience for end-users. Hopefully we'll see the plotly extension updated soon! |
The no-plotly support is currently the only thing that drives me back to JupyterLab 2. Is there a way to show the plots not inline, but in e.g. in a popup window? |
So JupyterLab 3 is supported, just not with the "prebuilt" extensions. I'm not sure what you're asking regarding inline vs popup but it seems unrelated to this particular issue... ? Perhaps create another issue? :) |
This is great! When could we start seeing this on pypi? I'm happy to test a beta/RC if possible :) |
This will come out as part of 5.0 and we'll have an RC out on PyPI in a week or two I hope. |
Any news on a beta/RC that I could test? 🙏 |
I'm hoping to have a beta out this week or next. |
OK, if someone wants to kick the tires on it, |
Works like a charm for me! Thanks! |
This is now released as part of v5.0. |
JupyterLab 3 supports "prebuilt"
pip
-installable extensions in addition to "source" extensions like the ones we've been publishing to NPM. We should come up with a plan to include those in our release process somehow.See discussion in #2994
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