Scrolling-bug on JupyterLab EOSC

[ofk123]

When scrolling, sometimes it jumps to a lower or higher part. I suspect it could be a bug in JupyterLab, so perhaps implementing a newer version would help.

This is not a good explanation of the issue, but I will edit the title and give more details within the next few days.

[sebastian-luna-valero]

Thanks!

Are you using Safari as your web browser? If yes, could you also check whether the problem persists using Firefox or Chrome?

[ofk123]

I was using Chrome, and also tried Edge, and the issue occurred with both. Can not test Safari. Will it be helpful if I also test with Firefox?

[sebastian-luna-valero]

No need to try with Safari.

Please try with Firefox and it would be also helpful if you could provide screen recording so I try to reproduce on my end.

Thanks!

[ofk123]

Whats the best way to share a 20sec video with you?

[ofk123]

Nevermind, here is a link to it. Notice the scrollbar keeps jumping to a lower part of the notebook.

https://1drv.ms/v/s!AnkUEesYaupLkPVYOV5p8PWzHnuVwQ?e=7GvEcz

EDIT: Also occurs w/ Firefox.

[sebastian-luna-valero]

I would like to do further tests.

Either please try the same notebook on a different environment: https://notebooks.egi.eu/. To get access click on this link using your EGI Check-in account.

Or if this notebook can be publicly shared, I would like to get a copy to try myself.

[ofk123]

I cloned the repo over to notebooks.egi.eu/, and do not see the same issue when running the notebook there.

[sebastian-luna-valero]

ok, is this notebook using any pangeo/dask specific dependency? or can you continue your work with notebooks.egi.eu?

[ofk123]

Unfortunately I need to use dask-gateway on this process, so I think I would need to use the Pangeo@EOSC-resources.

I can still run the notebook on EOSC though, and will continue doing that. At this point the bug is a distraction only.

[sebastian-luna-valero]

ok, thanks!

please continue; it's busy over here and the bug is a tricky one to debug so I would prefer to revisit this with very low priority if you don't mind.

[ofk123]

Ok, totally understand it is busy!
Updating the image might help. But not sure since I see some related scrolling issues unresolved on jupyterlab

Looks very much like this:

jupyterlab/jupyterlab#15968
jupyterlab/jupyterlab#15795

Pangeo@EOSC has versions

jupyter lab --version
4.2.4
jupyter notebook --version
7.2.1

Apparently, according to jupyterlab/jupyterlab#15795 (comment), jupyterlab==4.4.0a1 fixes this.

EDIT: So no need to debug! Just have to wait for it to become a stable enough release. Hopefully not in too long.