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#1228 reported that syntax highlight does now work as expected. This problem should be fixed now.
However, I encounter such problem after setup (I followed the instruction). The kernel itself seems work fine, but no syntax highlight found.
I guess this problem relates to the error thrown in browser:
Plugin 'ihaskell' failed to activate.
The problem here is the requires property of t is [undefined], which lead to an exception in this.resolveRequiredService(e). This property seems to be defined here
I have no idea why IEditorLanguageRegistry is undefined.
How did you install the ihaskell-jupyterlab extension? Can you confirm that it was installed by ihaskell during the installation process, or did you install it separately?
How did you install the ihaskell-jupyterlab extension? Can you confirm that it was installed by ihaskell during the installation process, or did you install it separately?
It was installed by ihaskell install --stack, I do not install it separately. May I build a docker image to reproduce this problem?
#1228 reported that syntax highlight does now work as expected. This problem should be fixed now.
However, I encounter such problem after setup (I followed the instruction). The kernel itself seems work fine, but no syntax highlight found.
I guess this problem relates to the error thrown in browser:
The problem here is the
requires
property oft
is[undefined]
, which lead to an exception inthis.resolveRequiredService(e)
. This property seems to be defined hereI have no idea why
IEditorLanguageRegistry
is undefined.My jupyter version:
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