Pin ipykernel and jupyter-client packages #844
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With the recent release of ipykernel 6.22.0 and jupyter-client 8.1.0 our docs builds are failing to run, it fails on processing the first jupyter-execute directive as it's unable to launch a jupyter kernel. This commit pins these packages in the constraints file (as we don't directly depend on them) to the last known working version to unblock CI.
IvanIsCoding
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Apparently the documentation build is still failing? It didn’t find the Python3 kernel |
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This could be related to jupyter/jupyter-sphinx#222?
I think it might be worth trying to create a Python3 alias/mock kernel to help jupyter-sphinx while the library fixes it?
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Superseded by #845 |
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With the recent release of ipykernel 6.22.0 and jupyter-client 8.1.0 our docs builds are failing to run, it fails on processing the first jupyter-execute directive as it's unable to launch a jupyter kernel. This commit pins these packages in the constraints file (as we don't directly depend on them) to the last known working version to unblock CI.