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If I get errors in web browser console after adding packages from one of the demo templates, I suspect its the new additions that have caused it. For documentation how does one figure out which package is the culprit ?
ERROR: received bad message: No such comm registered: 261e3190-6ddb-4ce8-99fd-ebc03f71c0dd
I believe this can be ignored. If you do experience actual issues when using Jupyter-lite, this might be related but I doubt this will have an impact.
This can happen if you for example have a widget displayed but the kernel have been restarted (or vice versa, the kernel has a widget handle but the widget on the frontend has ben deleted).
You end up with a message with a non-existing ID.
A few other things use comms, so maybe something else is not working, but I'm not sure how to track that down in wasm.
I wouldn't worry for now, and report back if/when you find something not actually working.
Thank you for that advice , my initial belief was to ensure there were no errors in the browser console. I will focus on usability within the notebooks themselves as the main marker. Thanks
If I get errors in web browser console after adding packages from one of the demo templates, I suspect its the new additions that have caused it. For documentation how does one figure out which package is the culprit ?
ERROR: received bad message: No such comm registered: 261e3190-6ddb-4ce8-99fd-ebc03f71c0dd
or ie.
And from a solutions perspective , what does one have to do to rectify or act on the warnings like :
does that mean its a configuration issue when doing jupyter lite build , or its just a minor quibble that should just be ignored ?
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