Next release?

[benedikt-budig]

It looks like there have been merged a few very helpful fixes and improvements, namely:

• Use werkzeug make_server for starting & shutdown #105
• Propagate start errors. #94
• Support Dash.run method. #89

Some recently opened issues (e.g. #108, #103, #106) seem to be already fixed on master, but are still coming up because the fixes are not released yet.

@alexcjohnson @chriddyp @T4rk1n Would you consider releasing the current state as 0.4.3 to Pypi? I'm sure it would be appreciated a lot by the community; see also #89 (comment).

[severinsimmler]

+1

[ptr33]

Hi,
I can confirm that the latest changes did solve the issue on my side described in #106 for refernce see the docker image https://github.com/ptr33/Jupyterlab/tree/jupyter-dash

To see this fixed, start it by using

docker run --rm -it -p 8888:8888 ghcr.io/ptr33/jupyterlab:jupyter-dash

and open http://localhost:8888/jupyter

The latest released version (ghcr.io/ptr33/jupyterlab) failed for me with 'port already in use' on hot reloading and rerunning app.run_server().

Therefore please @alexcjohnson @chriddyp @T4rk1n would you consider releasing the current state?

Thank you
ptr33

[alexanderproux]

+1 - any news on the next release ?

In the mean time, I've been able to download latest master in a conda environment through the following

conda install pip git
pip install git+https//github.com/plotly/jupyter-dash.git

[jonasvdd]

+1 - I would love a new release - as I've now fixated the werkzeug version of predict-idlab/plotly-resampler#123; as hotfix for the port already in use bug.

However, there is a known security bug in werkzeug<2.2.3 predict-idlab/plotly-resampler#174

[imichaelmoore]

predict-idlab/plotly-resampler#174 is waiting on a test to ensure the newer werkzeug doesn't cause a performance regression. Hopefully it doesn't and will enable a swift release :)

+1 on a new release here too!

[jvdd]

+1 - for the same reason as @jonasvdd & @imichaelmoore

Would really appreciate if any of @alexcjohnson @chriddyp @T4rk1n would consider making a new release 🙏

[Jamesong7822]

+1

[nyngwang]

Is this project still alive?

[mcstarioni]

+1

[alexcjohnson]

Hey all, sorry for the silence here - we’re actually working to merge this functionality into the main Dash package plotly/dash#2530 - after which this whole package will be obsolete.

[oegedijk]

@alexcjohnson in the meantime maybe at least do this release with the fixes? (two minutes of work to help a lot of users, seems like a fine investment?)

[T4rk1n]

@oegedijk This repo has been merged with Dash and is now obsolete. Please use Dash version 2.11.1 instead.