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Jupyter Plugin Initialization Failure in Polypheny DB Environment #482
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@Rahulxx01 this discussion may help you https://github.com/orgs/polypheny/discussions/477 |
@EslamAsHhraf I tried deleting the .polypheny file but still the issue is not solved in the new master branch which was updated. |
Hey @Rahulxx01 Yes, this is a known error. I have added a fix which you should receive automatically if you are not manually building Polyphen-UI. |
I am not manually binding Polyphen-UI I am just running Polypheny-DB once the build is complete. @datomo |
yes Yes, this is a known error. I am create a Polyphen-UI. |
Operating System (Polypheny-DB)
Windows
Polypheny-DB Version
master
Affected Areas
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Browser
Chrome
Client Operating System
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Bug Description
After running Polypheny DB, the Jupyter Plugin fails to load, preventing the initiation of Polypheny Notebooks. This behaviour was not observed previously when the master branch was updated. Even after deleting the .polypheny folder, the Jupyter plugin remains unresponsive. The Config File indicates that the Docker instance is connected to localhost. All these details are provided in the screenshot below.
v0.9.2-RC1
Reproduction Steps
Start Polypheny DB.
Navigate to Notebooks.
Check for Jupyter Plugin availability:
Launch Jupyter server.
Create a new notebook.
Perform tutorials:
Close the notebook:
Stop Jupyter server (if launched in step 4).
Close Polypheny DB.
Rerun the process as needed.
Expected Behavior
Relevant Log Output
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