Error displaying widget: model not found about jp_proxy_widget HOT 2 CLOSED

I saw something like this with a lot of repositories, but I don't know about installing "on the fly" into a running lab instance.

The fix I came up with is to use something like this postBuild logic or some equivalent alternative.

https://github.com/AaronWatters/test_proxy_client/blob/main/postBuild

You need the latest version of nodejs and jupyterlab3 and to initialize the labextensions.

In other configurations I saw complaints about version numbers in the Javascript console.
Please see if that works for you.

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Ah, thanks... !jupyter labextension install jp_proxy_widget did it...

In passing, I think there are simpler JupyerLab extension routes now (prebuilt federated extensions) but I've not really been tracking it or ever had much success at finding docs.

Related:

• Document how to build federated extensions for different JupyterLab distributions
• Improve the user experience and awareness about prebuilt extensions

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