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Update to Vega 5 #6133
Update to Vega 5 #6133
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I believe things are correct but we need another npm release of the new package I added. Can someone help me with that? |
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Thanks @domoritz!
"vega-embed": "3.18.2" | ||
"vega": "^5.3.1", | ||
"vega-embed": "^4.0.0", | ||
"vega-lite": "^3.0.0" |
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@domoritz Do these need to be specified here for any reason, or are the vega
and vega-lite
pulled in by vega-embed
sufficient?
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Vega-Embed now only has peer dependencies. I think it's much better for you to be able to specify the versions you want regardless of the Vega-Embed version.
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Cool, thanks.
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Discussion is here: vega/vega-embed#136
Fixes #6128
I moved the existing extension package to jupyterlab/jupyter-renderers#184