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import statsforecast
causes JupyterLab kernel failure / restart
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Hey @John-Miller12, thanks for using statsforecast. How are you installing the package? Also, would it be possible for you to use Rosetta emulation instead of docker? There are many things that could be going wrong with your current setup. |
Thanks for your reply José. It was a `%pip install` line magic within a jupyterlab cell, iirc. My docker is already using Rosetta emulation via their new feature. Are you suggesting an alternative method?On Dec 4, 2566 BE, at 10:55, José Morales ***@***.***> wrote:
Hey @John-Miller12, thanks for using statsforecast. How are you installing the package? Also, would it be possible for you to use Rosetta emulation instead of docker? There are many things that could be going wrong with your current setup.
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To be honest I think it'll be very hard to figure out whats wrong. You're running a Linux x86_64 container on a MacOS arm64, which is kind of just asking for trouble. If you really want to use that image please get one that matches your CPU architecture (I see they publish arm64) and use |
That is fair feedback and a reasonable workaround I should have already done myself. Nothing in this project requires the x86_64 architecture. I just switched from Windows for a new job. Thanks for your support |
What happened + What you expected to happen
The command
import statsforecast
causes the JupyterLab kernel to terminate and restart. This occurs regardless of import order.I just installed statsforecast for the first time.
No other relevant detail is given.
Debug logging in Jupyter only shows:
Versions / Dependencies
Running in Docker v4.25.2
jupyter/datascience-notebook:latest
MacOS M2 Sonoma 14.1.1 (23B81)
Docker running AMD64 emulation
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