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If there is an uncaught exception in a cell, there appears to be no information as to the real file line location where the error occurred:
Extension error:
Cell raised uncaught exception:
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Exception Traceback (most recent call last)
<ipython-input-14-703b9bbf0f60> in <module>
9 )
10 """)
---> 11 sol = model.run()
12 print(sol['xaxis1']['P'])
13 print(sol['xaxis2']['P'])
[stack trace from imported library code]
Exception: The property <l1.P=1 @ 0x7f5c045fe2c0> cannot be changed
All I see for the source of the cell that had the error is <ipython-input-14-703b9bbf0f60> in <module>. I can search my project for the code shown in the error, but this is not ideal. Can Jupyter-Sphinx figure out the real file and line number corresponding to the error location and report this when an error occurs?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
before a solution is available, perhaps running python -msphinx -M html . _build -vv with the -vv option for verbose output might help identify the cause
If there is an uncaught exception in a cell, there appears to be no information as to the real file line location where the error occurred:
All I see for the source of the cell that had the error is
<ipython-input-14-703b9bbf0f60> in <module>
. I can search my project for the code shown in the error, but this is not ideal. Can Jupyter-Sphinx figure out the real file and line number corresponding to the error location and report this when an error occurs?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: