JupyterLab prebuilt extensions
See original GitHub issueJupyterLab 3 supports “prebuilt” pip
-installable extensions in addition to “source” extensions like the ones we’ve been publishing to NPM. We should come up with a plan to include those in our release process somehow.
See discussion in https://github.com/plotly/plotly.py/issues/2994
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This is now released as part of v5.0.
OK, if someone wants to kick the tires on it,
pip install plotly==5.0.0rc1
should “just work” and install the prebuilt extension and it’ll all just work in JLab3 regardless if you have our other extensions already installed.