Replaced from tqdm import tqdm with from tqdm.auto import tqdm

[ajinkya-kulkarni]

Consistent UI across platforms for tqdm

[uschmidt83]

Hi @ajinkya-kulkarni, I agree that tqdm.auto loads a nicer progress bar in Jupyter notebooks, but it also has the disadvantage that the progress bar isn't preserved in the notebook output. I.e. one cannot see how many iterations / long it took when the notebook isn't "live" anymore. Or has this recently changed?

[ajinkya-kulkarni]

Hi @uschmidt83, no I don't have this problem - do you have a minimal example, which I reproduce?

[uschmidt83]

1. Running the code in a "live" notebook:
   

2. Kernel > Shutdown
   

3. Saving the notebook and reloading the webpage:
   

[ajinkya-kulkarni]

Oh, that's why you mean! Sorry, I had misunderstood your question earlier then.
Yes, that looks like a drawback, but I don't know if preserving the tqdm output is important. I think its okay if it is not preserved.

[uschmidt83]

Yes, that looks like a drawback, but I don't know if preserving the tqdm output is important. I think its okay if it is not preserved.

I think it's important for our example notebooks, so that people know how long they can expect certain tasks to run.

[ajinkya-kulkarni]

Alright - then let#s wait until the issue is fixed from the 'tqdm' end.