help stopped working
When I try to get help, as in sin? I get this error: cannot import name 'environmentfilter' from 'jinja2'
What is jinja and how do I fix it? Tks.
Sagemath 9.3 on Windows in Jupyter Lab
When I try to get help, as in sin? I get this error: cannot import name 'environmentfilter' from 'jinja2'
What is jinja and how do I fix it? Tks.
Sagemath 9.3 on Windows in Jupyter Lab
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The solution is to avoid 9.3 for W10 ( SageMath 9.3 is not a good upgrade!) look here
Thanks. I had a feeling it was 9.3. I prefer using windows, which has a big user base, so it's odd that win upgrades are so neglected.. I wish sagemath would upgrade for windows like they do for linux. There only seems to be one maintainer for Windows.
But you are in W10 (for me W11 by the way) with WSL2 , I mean you just use the server SageMath which is in Linux with Jupiter notebook, but your files are also in W10, it's transparent for you. But if you don't want to use WSL2 , you are stuck to 9.2, last Windows Upgrade for the moment. it is easy just try the code here below EDITED 2022//23 after installing WSL2 , the only inconvenient is that the make command takes long time
If you have 4 cores on your CPU, you can speed up the installation by typing MAKE="make -j8" make The flag -j8 tells to use 8 threads in parallel. Adapt to your CPU (typically use a number of threads that is twice the number of cores). (as Eric_G tells)
see also Installing SageMath 9.6 in Ubuntu 20.04 (and higher)