On 6/2/24 12:53, Yadd wrote:
On 6/2/24 10:38, Yadd wrote:
In my last commit, I added also a fix for #1060772:
- jupyter-lab uses yarnpkg by default
- in Debian build context, this can be overridden using
YARN_COMMAND=pkgjs-install-minimal
Better hook with "YARN_COMMAND=pkgjs" which uses the adapted pkgjs-*
command
And this produces the final bundle without Internet access
=> fixes #1060772 :-D
then I reimported your hook executed after dh_install to launch
`jupyter-lab build`. This seems to work but must be verified (and also
python install looks bad).
Best regards,
Xavier
On 6/2/24 07:40, Yadd wrote:
Hi Roland,
I merged Python and Node.js package into branch
"merge-python-and-node", but I didnt yet import the "build" part you
entered into dh_auto_install in Python package.
Build works but has to be cleaned for the Python part.
Hope this will help you.
Best regards,
Xavier
On 6/1/24 17:33, Yadd wrote:
On 5/31/24 17:10, Roland Mas wrote:
Since I haven't managed to get 4.1 to build yet, I'm thinking of
starting from a known-working version (4.0.10+ds1+~cs11.25.27-1). I
expect that porting to 4.1 or later afterwards won't add extra work
compared to doing both jobs at once.
Roland.
OK, I just pushed 4.0.11 into node-jupyterlab repo (reverting your
upgrade to 4.1.6)
Le 30/05/2024 à 05:36, Yadd a écrit :
On 5/29/24 17:06, Yadd wrote:
On 5/29/24 17:04, Roland Mas wrote:
Hi Yadd and others,
I'd like to go forward with the jupyterlab/node-jupyterlab
merger, because I'm facing more and more problems with
jupyterlab/ipywidgets not being up-to-date. I'm going to start
from node-jupyterlab (whose build is more complex), create a
merge-jupyterlab-and-node-jupyterlab branch in it, and add the
Python parts in there, starting from the current working state
of the package (and not the current state of the master branch,
which doesn't build since I tried to import a new upstream
release). I'll ask for review before merging into master, but
any help or advice in the meantime will be welcome. I'll try to
be present on IRC more often than usual during the operation.
Hopefully upgrading one source package will be easier after the
merger, and I'll work on ipywidgets after that.
Roland.
hi,
OK, let's do that ;-)
From which version of jupyterlab do you want to start? 4.0.11 or
later?
