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Right now the jupyter-book version is (or will shortly be) pinned to 0.14.x0.13.x
because of a an upgrade of sphinx-book-theme in jupyter-book0.15 that eliminates the extra_navbar. I think this can be fixed by using primary-sidebar-end-sections instead of extra_navbar.
Turns out 0.14.0 depends on version 0.4..0rc1 of the book theme, and 0.4.0 was never released.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I think a different fix than the one in the comment above is needed, or I need to better understand how that works. In any event, the underlying issue still exists in jupyter-book v1 so we need either a different fix altogether for editions or to make the workaround above work.
Right now the jupyter-book version is (or will shortly be) pinned to
0.14.x
0.13.x
because of a an upgrade of
sphinx-book-theme
injupyter-book
0.15
that eliminates theextra_navbar
. I think this can be fixed by using primary-sidebar-end-sections instead ofextra_navbar
.Turns out
0.14.0
depends on version0.4..0rc1
of the book theme, and0.4.0
was never released.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: