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Kernel Dies Unexpectedly #443
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Getting same issue, even without displaying large outputs |
Could you provide some more information (xeus-python version, OS, how did you install it, provide an exemple that fails, an error message you see etc). That would be super helpful, thanks! |
Note that it might be that the message rate limit has been reached due to a number of messages that's too important (too many prints in a short period of time in this case), leading to this warning:
I don't know if that can make the kernel crash though. |
@martinRenou I got the same issue as well. Here's the information you asked for previously: OS: macOS Mojave 10.14.6 Example (running in Jupyter Notebook): import time
while True:
print('hi')
time.sleep(1) A few seconds after clicking the button to interrupt the kernel, the same error message as provided in @mlucool's gif is displayed.
Any idea on how to debug it? |
There are cases when the kernel dies when handling large outputs. Below is a gif of one variant that was easy to reproduce on the binder for this project. I suspect there are more ways of triggering this bug.
Large output + interrupt:
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