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unable to open ipynb files in the Notebook editor #5860
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That should mean the extension didn't load. Can you share the developer tools console? I believe this is another API breaking change that we haven't caught up with yet. |
Seeing this:
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That looks like another extension is causing a problem. Acrolinx? Can you try again without it? Or maybe try opening a .py file and add a cell to it?
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Oh now after the latest update, I'm getting this:
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Sounds like APIs are out of sync again. |
Hmm seeing this in console after disabling Acrolinx:
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Hmm the only out of date thing I see is in the the package.json it's this currently: "notebookProvider": [
{
"viewType": "jupyter-notebook",
"displayName": "Jupyter Notebook (preview)",
"selector": [
{
"filenamePattern": "*.ipynb"
}
],
"priority": "option"
}
], but notebookProvider is now named |
This is my version: Version: 1.57.0-insider (Universal) |
Did you try disabling acrolinx? |
yep |
For some reason this extension is the root cause: |
Environment data
Problem
On the latest release of Insiders I can't seem to open ipynb files in the Notebook editor. I can open other notebook files in the editor like REST Book and GitHub Issues just fine.
Expected behaviour
Opening and ipynb file or using the context menu to open an ipynb file in the Notebook editor should open the file in Notebook editors.
Actual behaviour
Steps to reproduce:
Not sure exact steps, just opening ipynb files on latest Insiders with latest extensions.
Logs
The logs section for Jupyter is completely empty.
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