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Appmode won't work because it needs to create hidden files and that isn't working now. See here.
Launching from https://github.com/binder-examples/appmode should open a session and when I click on appmode button
appmode
There's an error right now so there is a '400 Bad Request' page when you try to open in appmode.
Here is the issues post about the error at the appmode repo.
The workaround is described here.
To my fork of binder-examples appmode, I added a file named jupyter_notebook_config.py with c.ContentsManager.allow_hidden = True as the content and it fixed it. My version of jupyter_notebook_config.py: jupyter_notebook_config.py
jupyter_notebook_config.py
c.ContentsManager.allow_hidden = True
Go to my fork of the repo here and click on launch binder. It will open in appmode as it should.
launch binder
It would also be nice to update the badge while at it.
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This will hopefully(!) be fixed when oschuett/appmode#65 (comment) is released
appmode isn't pinned: https://github.com/binder-examples/appmode/blob/ef9cb16bf8002bde4a2dc39c8c40ed7ebbeab971/environment.yml#L5 but since the image may be cached the most reliable option will be to set a minimum version constraint
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Bug description
Appmode won't work because it needs to create hidden files and that isn't working now. See here.
Expected behaviour
Launching from https://github.com/binder-examples/appmode should open a session and when I click on
appmode
buttonActual behaviour
There's an error right now so there is a '400 Bad Request' page when you try to open in appmode.
Here is the issues post about the error at the appmode repo.
How to fix
The workaround is described here.
To my fork of binder-examples appmode, I added a file named
jupyter_notebook_config.py
withc.ContentsManager.allow_hidden = True
as the content and it fixed it.My version of
jupyter_notebook_config.py
: jupyter_notebook_config.pyHow to show it is fixed
Go to my fork of the repo here and click on
launch binder
. It will open in appmode as it should.It would also be nice to update the badge while at it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: