Save and Export Notebook As... doesn't work! #465
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In the conda environment that you chose ("Python3.10"), is there |
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Yes, I installed it a long time ago: As you can see, the name of conda env matches the name of env in the JupyterLab (look te the picture I've provided in the Reproduce section). conda list: |
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Based on This, I guess the source of the issue is my Python version, which is 3.10.1. |
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I appear to be having the same issue. How do you get back to python 3.9? |
wdym on this? You can have several Python patches via environments. |
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@tttucker34 are you still having issues with this? if so, can you retry with the latest version (3.6.1-1)? |
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Just as a data point, I have this on python 3.9.11 too: |
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I was pretty sure this was working last time I used this environment. So I created a new one by updating nbconvert and I now get the dialog : |
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closing since no update for a long time from the original poster. |
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I recommend reopening it. I'm having the same issue. I've done a |
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Having the same issue as well. |
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I started having this issue recently as well |
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Also have this issue. |
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Also have the same issue. |
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Same here I am no expert, but next worked for me: 1º create new virtual env with py3.10 2º Activate that env and install next (just versions of another env where it installed classical jupyter, no jupyter lab): 3º solve conflict 4º Done, Run classical: $ jupyter notebook |
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I solved my problem. I had created a custom notebook exporter template incorrectly. It was preventing any of the built-in notebook exporter templates from showing up. Once I corrected my exporter template, the others came back. Seems like this is an issue of poor error handling. It should be changed to ignore exporter templates with errors, without hiding the correctly built ones. |
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Same issue as well |
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Same issue as well |
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Just chipping in to say that I initially found this to be the case on python 3.12.1. I resolved by running |
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Same problem :( nbconvert is installed. |
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+1 |
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I get this issue too |
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Same issue. |
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Same issue |
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Another option is to utilize Google Colab for the conversion process. By uploading your IPYNB file to Google Colab, you can leverage its computing resources to perform the conversion to your desired format. A detailed guide on how to convert IPYNB to HTML in Google Colab can be found in this Stack Overflow thread: |
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Same issue, jupyterlab 4.0.5 Edit: |
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couple of notes here:
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I'm in the same boat. running in venv, python 3.10 ubuntu 22. juypyterlab v4.1. installed via pip. Looks like this problem has been open for quite some time. Guess I'm going to use nbconvert. |
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in my case the following packages where creating the issue. Now working with: |
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having the same issue here, this is my pip3 list: |
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I had the same issue, and solved by pip install --upgrade 'nbconvert>=7' 'mistune>=2' thank you all for the trial...! |
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I have the same issue, but this isn't working for me: pip install --upgrade 'nbconvert>=7' 'mistune>=2' |
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Currently, I'm using JupyterLab desktop
Version 3.3.4-2. I can't export my.ipynbfile as.pyusingSave and Export Notebook As...! JupyterLab doesn't display the inner panel to see the options ofSave and Export Notebook As...!Reproduce
.pyfile using File>Save and Export Notebook As...Expected behavior
A panel that at least contains the
.pyformat.Context
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