I tried it both ways and got the same results.
In my cell where I pasted the entire script, I have the %matplotlib
notebook at the top of that same cell and the script runs correctly. It
also runs correctly if I move the %matplotlib notebook into a cell by
itself.
The only time the script does n
Very good time for the question as we are currently working on this and
have started pushing some initial prototype code to a kubernetes branch.
Our goal is to have some good portion of this working by sometime next
month.
If you have specific requirements, please let us know. Also, feel free to
j
Are you using the two magics in one cell, or over two cells? Some of the
effects of the %matplotlib magic may not take effect until the next cell.
On 15 January 2018 at 13:31, wrote:
> I have a bit of a strange issue.
>
> I have a Matplotlib FuncAnimation that runs correctly in a standalone
> sc
Hi there,
I am very interested in being able to create and interact with
containerized kernels and it looks like the Jupyter Enterprise Gateway is
designed to handle just that, however it currently only supports Spark/YARN.
Would it be possible to get some guidance on how to configure the
Ente
I have a bit of a strange issue.
I have a Matplotlib FuncAnimation that runs correctly in a standalone
script in IPython. It also runs correctly if I copy the entire script into
a notebook cell and run it after the following magic
%matplotlib notebook
However, if I use the following two m
