Support for Jupyter Lab 3.1.x

[bschulth]

Would be great to add support for Jupyter Lab 3.1.x ?

https://github.com/deshaw/jupyterlab-execute-time/blob/master/package.json#L59-L64

https://jupyterlab.readthedocs.io/en/stable/getting_started/changelog.html#v3-1

Thanks!

[mlucool]

This should work if you install it with the new directions: https://github.com/deshaw/jupyterlab-execute-time#install

[ZeyuSun]

The new direction says pip install jupyterlab_execute_time but I don't think it is working on my environment:

jupyterlab                    3.1.9
jupyterlab-execute-time       2.0.2

I didn't try to install with conda because it takes forever to solve environment.

[mlucool]

Did you enable recordTiming?

[ZeyuSun]

Yes, I did. It's something else that is going wrong in my environment. I created a new one and it worked.

[Tabixe]

I was having this issue when trying to install the extension directly on the JupyterLab interface but the conda command worked smoothly. Thanks for this great tool!

[bschulth]

@mlucool, I can confirm this works if you install via pip:

# Works
/usr/bin/pip install jupyterlab-execute-time
jupyter lab build --log-level=DEBUG
jupyter labextension list

It fails when you try to install via jupyter labextension

# Fails
jupyter labextension install --no-build jupyterlab-execute-time
jupyter lab build --log-level=DEBUG
jupyter labextension list

And yes, @mlucool, I was already aware of the setting requirement:

• Settings- > Advanced Settings Editor -> Notebook: {"recordTiming": true}

Close the issue?

• I am happy to mark this issue closed, given that it works via pip install.

[sg-s]

@bschulth thanks, this works for me.

however, when i did this, something else broke, and i had to fix that using this