jupyterlab related: better error message if missing jupyterlab-manager?
See original GitHub issueHi,
I am not sure if I should open this in here or in jupyterlab repo. Basically I got bellow error in console
Error: Object 'jupyter.widget' not found in registry
After googling for a while without hope, I realized that I need
jupyter labextension install @jupyter-widgets/jupyterlab-manager
Better error message would be super helpful.
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@hainm - it looks like this might take some changes in comm messages, or at least in the comm implementation (if this close reason uses metadata), so bumping to the Future milestone.
I suppose it should be something enum-like that’s stable and has an official meaning, so kernels/frontends can rely on it. I happen to like strings for this kind of thing a little better than integers. Perhaps
reasonfor the strict, stable enum value (e.g. ‘notarget’) andmessagefor a human-readable info that can vary?