This article describes how to fix the issue of being unable to start JupyterLab
Yesterday, I encountered a minor issue while attempting to launch a Jupyter Lab notebook on a new cloud setup. The notebook wouldn’t initiate because it was unable to locate a component called ‘nbclassic’. Below, you’ll find the terminal output and the solution to this problem:
Terminal output
Fix it by installing nbclass
Personal note:
As a frequent user of JupyterLab and the JupyterLab-vim extension, I’ve
encountered numerous package incompatibility issues. These can be quite a
hassle, disrupting the smooth operation of the environment. The most
straightforward solution I’ve found is to pin and install specific versions of
these packages that are known to work well together. For instance, I’ve had
success with JupyterLab version 3.6.5 and JupyterLab-vim version 0.16.0.