I'm having some weirdnesses with my Sage 8.0 installation. I run Sage via the app, not the command line. Here's the story.
I upgraded to Sage 8.0. It made me create a folder to contain Jupyter notebooks. I found the menu item to upgrade notebooks individually. I picked my favorite and oldest notebook ("experiments") to upgrade. I ran a semi-arbitrary cell, which worked fine (mostly---it told me to install JDK, which I have installed so didn't install, and then Sage displayed the graphics properly). I created a couple of new cells. I saved the file.
This is where things get weird.
- The converted/saved notebook isn't showing up in the default notebook list, which is empty even on refresh.
The converted/saved notebook isn't showing up in the Jupyter notebooks folder.
The Jupyter interface that opens automatically when I start Sage 8.0 is at localhost:8888.
- The converted notebook was somewhere under localhost:8889.
- I restarted everything (app, Jupyter server, upgrade server) and, because the converted notebook was nowhere to be found, I re-converted it and re-ran something in it. That's showing up as under localhost:8890.
- Nothing showed up under the Running list for localhost:8888 until I created a new notebook there (which also appeared in all the other places I expected it to appear). The first converted notebook shows up under the Running list for localhost:8889. The second converted notebook shows up under the Running list for localhost:8890.
So... I can't tell whether I don't understand the new (Jupyter) paradigm, or whether something's gone wrong with my setup. How is saving/accessing/re-accessing converted notebooks supposed to work? What should I be doing differently?
