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X is not version compatible with installed JupyterLab version 0.12.1

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hi,

When install the labextension from the newest commit 76da87bc0b2f882dca8027a8fc9a48c34935a350

ipywidgets/jupyterlab_widgets (master) $ jupyter labextension install --sys-prefix --py jupyterlab_widgets

I got the error

X is not version compatible with installed JupyterLab version 0.12.1
Expects JupyterLab version ^0.12.1 from packaged module @jupyterlab/nbwidgets@0.6.4/lib/plugin.js
Expects JupyterLab version ^0.12.1 from packaged module @jupyterlab/nbwidgets@0.6.4/lib/output.js

any idea why? thanks.

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jasongroutcommented, Feb 8, 2017

You need to rebuild the javascript - master should be compatible with 0.15.0 now. (I know, things are evolving quickly, and versions keep changing…)

If you want to ping me on gitter, I can try to work through this in real-time with you to help resolve this.

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hainmcommented, Feb 15, 2017

@jasongrout I’ve tried with you new note in dev-install.sh and it does help. thanks.

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