JupyterLab version compatibility

[russelldc]

I've got the Tabnine logo and link to the Hub at the bottom right, but I don't seem to have any code suggestions appearing.

When I check the Extensions panel, I see this:

The JupyterLab docs explain:

a red border indicates an error with the extension, typically that the installed version is incompatible with the current version on JupyterLab.

I'm using JupyterLab v3.0.14 at the moment, is this not supported?

[russelldc]

Oh yep, looks like I was a bit outdated. I upgraded to latest (v3.1.7) and now it's working :)
Perhaps the version requirement should be in the README?

[russelldc]

I take that back, it's not working for me yet, but the extension at least doesn't have a red border anymore.

Maybe I need to disable the language server protocol extension (@krassowski/jupyterlab-lsp)?

Update: Yep, I had to disable the lsp extension. Now it's actually up and running this time!

[bilucodota]

Hi @russelldc
The plugin is in its very early days. Thanks for the feedback! Keep sharing!

[WaldemarWalo]

I am on jupyterlab 3.2.4 deployed in docker using the kaggle/python image id 8cdf2a7efc9f.
I've installed the extension with pip install jupyterlab_tabnine and then restarted the jupyter lab, by restarting the container.
In the extensions tab tabine does have a red rectangle, but it actually works.

Jupyter console is not logging any errors.

In notebook when typing code and pressing tab i see some entries with tabine logo: