Homebrew-core: Which version of Jupyter Notebook?

[lsloan]

The Homebrew formula page for Jupyter Notebook states that it installs Jupyter 1.0.0. That's a very old version when compared to version 5.2.3, which is what's available via the Jupyter website. If that formula truly installing Jupyter 1.0.0, or is there something else going on?

[fxcoudert]

PyPI says Jupyter 1.0.0 is the latest version, though

[vinyldarkscratch]

Looks like Jupyter is divided into multiple packages through pip. Even though the primary jupyter package is _1.0.0,_ there's a jupyter-client and jupyter-console package, which report they are versions 5.2.3 and 5.2.0. So, the version number may not be reporting right on the Brew formula, but rest assured it's installing 5.2.3. :wink:

[lsloan]

I suggest that the version of the "jupyter" formula be changed from "1.0.0" to the same version as the Jupyter package that does most of the work. For example, if I install Jupyter Notebook as part of Anaconda Navigator, I'm told that the version I have is 5.4.0. Homebrew's "jupyter" formula should say the same.

[fxcoudert]

I am not sure what versioning system makes most sense… clearly there are a lot of version numbers involved, not sure which one anaconda considers

[vinyldarkscratch]

@fxcoudert I’d say that the versioning of jupyter-client is the better one to use if possible. From what it looks like, that’s the real version number, just to add confusion to the mix. XD

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[lsloan]

Thanks, stale-bot. (Since you're a bot, I should tell you, that's sarcasm.)