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"Load failed, save is disabled" when loading a notebook with existing declarative widgets #526
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+1 I've encountered this issue too. I'm running off the docker_deploy repo - whenever this occurs, I have only had success at clearing the error by destroying and rebuilding the "notebook" docker container. This seems to occur in certain notebooks more frequently than others, and I haven't been able to pinpoint why. |
I think this is a known issue. @lbustelo? |
Is there a known workaround for this? |
I remember this being an intermittent problem, usually resolved by a reload |
Hmmm, I've reloaded the notebooks on which I've had that a lot of times. In my case, when a notebook is affected, there doesn't seem to be any way to avoid it. |
I think I usually had to both restart the kernel and clear the output cells to get past this problem |
I just tried that and simply restarting the kernel and clearing the output didn't work. I did manage to get it to work by making sure all the outputs were cleared before saving and closing the notebook. If any of the declarativewidgets outputs are around when I save, it breaks when I try to reload/re-open it. |
I'm seeing this too and tried to track it down (without success). So far I traced it to the the value of |
@b11z That is interesting... We partially use ipywidgets... Maybe they are storing something in metadata and we expose some issue. /cc @SylvainCorlay |
Hi,
I created a few notebooks that use declarative widgets, but whenever I re-open one of them to work some more (Or simply refresh the page), I can no longer save my work. Neither through auto-save or through the floppy button or file menu.
I get a few errors in the browser console, the first being a 404 on whatever urth component I try to use, followed by a TypeError of some sort. I made a smaller notebook containing only a table with random data to limit the error output. Here's the whole output of the browser console:
I'm currently running jupyter as a simple notebook server running on my local windows machine, Here's the output of a pip freeze:
And finally, the output of jupyter nbextension list:
If there's anything else you guys can use to troubleshoot this, let me know. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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