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Exception: Passing list, expecting str
See original GitHub issueHi, this extension fails on exception with latest JupyterLab 1.14 and latest black 19.3b0.
Exception is exactly printed into console in happens in:
- file formatters.py
- class BlackFormatter
- function: format_code(…)
- line:
code = re.sub("^%", "#%#", code, flags=re.M)
It fails on input argument $code (that is of type list), but should be string
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- Created 4 years ago
- Comments:6 (3 by maintainers)
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Ah great to hear.
But I thought conda should have installed v0.5.2 for you instead of a fialure? The conda recipe (maintained by others) install both the julyterlab server and lab extension from source, the end result should be a working version of v0.5.2 instead of a vesion mismatch/imcomplete install.
Yes this is a mistake on my part, will do this once I have time.
How easy, that worked. Thank you very much Ryan.
The core of the problem is here:
My recommendation: Bring a note to the conda-installation steps in your github please - that conda does not contain latest version v0.6.0, and until that time, only installation via pip works correctly.
If possible Make strict requirement in you jupyterlab extension, that it requires v.0.6.0 and do not accept old version v0.5.2
Thank you Ryan for your great work! You plugin makes a difference, when using JupyterLab!