Pandas-profiling: I have pandas-profiling installed, but running the task has no results

[bufferboy]

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"""
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[bufferboy]

I have pandas-profiling installed, but running the task has no results

[sbrugman]

Could you provide the minimal information to reproduce this error?

• the minimal code you are using to generate the report
• which environment you are using (jupyter notebook, console or IDE) and packages (pip freeze > packages.txt)
• a sample or description of the dataset (df.head(), df.info())

[hangyao]

I encountered the same issue. It turned out to be caused by the lower version of jupyter_core that misses secure_write module.

I fixed it by updating the jupyter version:

pip install --upgrade jupyter_client

[bufferboy]

I encountered the same issue. It turned out to be caused by the lower version of jupyter_core that misses secure_write module.
I fixed it by updating the jupyter version:
pip install --upgrade jupyter_client

thank you very much.