chore: Upgrade notebook and jupyterlab #25
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Avoids WARN Encountered 1 warning while parsing the manifest: ⚠ The `project` field is deprecated. Use `workspace` instead.
* Latest releases resolve Jupyter scrolling issues.
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@alexander-held This is ready for review. Let me know if you have any questions. 👍 |
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@MoAly98 please check if you are using pixi |
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Good from my side, thanks!
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notebookv7.5.0andjupyterlabv4.5.0seem to resolve the scrolling issue that we've seen in examples. I haven't confirmed that for this repository, but in my local tests for other projects (e.g. feat: Upgrade to Jupyter Book v2 pyhf/pyhf-tutorial#107) this seems fine now.To avoid updating other dependencies without cause (as they may want to be pinned to current versions) use the commands
pixi upgrade notebook jupyterlabfor ATLAS and
pixi upgrade --feature lab notebook jupyterlabfor CMS.