On 1 Mar 2017, at 10:34, Francis Poulin <fpoulin@uwaterloo.ca> wrote:
Thanks for the suggestion. I thought that firedrake-update would update ipython, but I guess not. I will try and remember do that from time to time.
Yes, although it runs the upgrade cycle for direct firedrake components, we don't upgrade every package installed inside the virtualenv (since this would take too long, and we don't directly control all of that).
As you can see below, I have now joined the modern times and have version 5.3.0, but it still seems to have problem with updating the kernel. I did try it again with jupyter and it still failed.
Actually, when I try ipython notebook it fails as well.
Should I remove ipython and try reinstalling it?
Oh, sorry, I think the error was not directly ipython. Please also try: $ pip install -U jupyter $ pip install -U ipykernel and then go round again... Thanks, Lawrence