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Cannot run cell: freezes indefinitely (WSL, Docker, mamba) #15662
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@aaronshenhao i've got the same issue, have you already fix it? |
@xzhbio Unfortunately, I have not been able to figure it out. I have a
slight suspicion that it could be caused by using Jupyter Labs instead of
the classic Jupyter Notebook, although I haven't verified this.
I provided a Docker image, so the problem should be theoretically
reproducible, if someone wants to figure it out.
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@DonJayamanne Hopefully the password-less mode can be fixed. I'm glad the source of the problem has been found. |
Environment data
Expected behaviour
Clicking run on a cell should run it, and the execution should complete in a reasonable time.
Actual behaviour
The cell runs indefinitely, or outputs the following error message:
Jupyter Lab's web-based notebook works normally. The issue only affects VS Code.
Steps to reproduce:
docker compose up
in the project directory. The container should bind to the current directory and set up a Jupyter Lab server athttp://127.0.0.1:8888
.Mamba Dockerfile
Dockerfile
docker-compose.yaml
environment.yml
Create a new
.ipynb
file with a single cell:print("Hello world")
Run the cell. When asked to select a kernal, select "Existing Jupyter Server" and use
http://127.0.0.1:8888
as the remote server, then select the recommended kernal (should be in/opt/miniforge3/envs/real-estate/bin...
).Other details:
Logs
Output for Jupyter Lab running on Docker (on run)
Output for Jupyter Lab running on Docker (on initialization)
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