Worth pointing out this issue, of which I found other traces searching for a solution:
Since installing bokeh 8.x (and including 9.0), any plot involving the bokeh-server does not render data. Examples include data_tables_server.py and linked_tap_server.py. The widgets work (e.g. in data tables), but the charts are empty of data*. For clarity, I launch the server through bokeh.server.run() as per scripts/bokeh-server-script.py
This apparently extends to Python 2 and Python 3, and to several browsers, according to this user in SO.
Has anybody encountered, and solved, this issue?
* I presume tis is not the old “zoom in” bug I found mentioned here as I cannot even see the grid of the plots
Worth pointing out this issue, of which I found other traces searching for a solution:
Since installing bokeh 8.x (and including 9.0), any plot involving the bokeh-server does not render data. Examples include data_tables_server.py and linked_tap_server.py. The widgets work (e.g. in data tables), but the charts are empty of data*. For clarity, I launch the server through bokeh.server.run() as per scripts/bokeh-server-script.py
This apparently extends to Python 2 and Python 3, and to several browsers, according to this user in SO.
Has anybody encountered, and solved, this issue?
* I presume tis is not the old "zoom in" bug I found mentioned here as I cannot even see the grid of the plots
Worth pointing out this issue, of which I found other traces searching for a solution:
Since installing bokeh 8.x (and including 9.0), any plot involving the bokeh-server does not render data. Examples include data_tables_server.py and linked_tap_server.py. The widgets work (e.g. in data tables), but the charts are empty of data*. For clarity, I launch the server through bokeh.server.run() as per scripts/bokeh-server-script.py
This apparently extends to Python 2 and Python 3, and to several browsers, according to this user in SO.
Has anybody encountered, and solved, this issue?
I presume tis is not the old “zoom in” bug I found mentioned here as I cannot even see the grid of the plots
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If cleaning cache solved the problem it’s likely that your browser was keeping an old cached bokehjs that was clashing with the new bokeh version (specifically the changes introduced on both bokeh and bokehjs parts).
This discussion should provide you more details on the issue:
Worth pointing out this issue, of which I found other traces searching for a solution:
Since installing bokeh 8.x (and including 9.0), any plot involving the bokeh-server does not render data. Examples include data_tables_server.py and linked_tap_server.py. The widgets work (e.g. in data tables), but the charts are empty of data*. For clarity, I launch the server through bokeh.server.run() as per scripts/bokeh-server-script.py
This apparently extends to Python 2 and Python 3, and to several browsers, according to this user in SO.
Has anybody encountered, and solved, this issue?
I presume tis is not the old “zoom in” bug I found mentioned here as I cannot even see the grid of the plots
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On Tuesday, 19 May 2015 07:58:41 UTC+1, Fabio Pliger wrote:
Hi,
If cleaning cache solved the problem it’s likely that your browser was keeping an old cached bokehjs that was clashing with the new bokeh version (specifically the changes introduced on both bokeh and bokehjs parts).
This discussion should provide you more details on the issue:
Worth pointing out this issue, of which I found other traces searching for a solution:
Since installing bokeh 8.x (and including 9.0), any plot involving the bokeh-server does not render data. Examples include data_tables_server.py and linked_tap_server.py. The widgets work (e.g. in data tables), but the charts are empty of data*. For clarity, I launch the server through bokeh.server.run() as per scripts/bokeh-server-script.py
This apparently extends to Python 2 and Python 3, and to several browsers, according to this user in SO.
Has anybody encountered, and solved, this issue?
I presume tis is not the old “zoom in” bug I found mentioned here as I cannot even see the grid of the plots
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