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Notebook web view iframe is collapsed #13139
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cc @jonah-iden you might want to take a look at this if you have time. |
@jonah-iden @msujew This looks a but like a blocker for the use case, any idea if and when you could look at this? |
I'll see if i can take a look next week. Can't promise anything though, since i don't have alot of time left this month for open source projects |
@jonah-iden Sounds great! Based on the high quality of this bug report, I would assume @mkhubaibumer could potentially support with testing any fix. |
@mkhubaibumer One question, though: Could you quickly verify that the bug still occurs in 1.45? |
@JonasHelming on my end I can still reproduce the issue on 1.45. I'm also available to test any fix if needed. |
@jonah-iden Any chance we can get this fixed in 1.46? |
I'll take a look at it today. If its not to complex i should be able to hopefully create a PR today. I just don't have alot of time left this month |
@bvenreply im having some issues with running the notebook.
ignoring that again, installing all neccessary packages and pulling the pandas import down to the data cell the other cells are just running forever without displaying a result when executing Whats the setup i need to get this running |
@jonah-iden Sorry I don't know about that specific notebook, I think you should rather ask @mkhubaibumer. As far as I know the issue arises when rendering any interactive figure created with the |
@jonah-iden Ok I was able to reproduce this very straight-forwardly. Install python packages in any python environment (just make sure to take note which and use it for the notebook) with Then create a notebook, create a cell with this code # x and y given as array_like objects
import plotly.express as px
fig = px.scatter(x=[0, 1, 2, 3, 4], y=[0, 1, 4, 9, 16])
fig.show() Run the notebook. Results for me, vscode vs Theia: Let me know if you can work with this. |
@bvenreply thank you! that example works perfectly for me. I was able to reproduce the issue |
Bug Description:
Opening Notebook with interactive widgets and running that with Theia results in collapsed web view iframe and doesn't renders the view properly
Steps to Reproduce:
Additional Information
Screen.Recording.2023-12-01.at.10.42.31.PM.mov
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