Javascript Error: property Grid.axis wasn't declared
See original GitHub issueHi,
I have just installed bokeh 2.0.2 with pip install bokeh
.
When I run:
from bokeh.io import output_notebook
output_notebook()
either it takes a long time (message: Loading BokehJS
), or I get BokehJS 1.2.0 successfully loaded.
, but from my understanding it should load a more recent version
If I run a simple visualization taken from an example, I get:
Javascript Error: property Grid.axis wasn't declared
Any suggestions on how I can get started with bokeh? Thanks!!!
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Done! Thanks!
For anyone else who runs across this. When I got this, it was due to a mismatch in the Bokeh PYTHON version and the Bokeh Javascript library version. (I was running a new version of Python/Bokeh, but was still embedding the graph into an old page that was loading an old Bokeh Javascript library.)