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May someone tell me how to set again that colorful output from jupyter notebook without using rich.print? I use VSCode. I've got this feature with kedro=0.18.4 and lost with kedro=0.18.5. Kedro requires rich as an dependency.

colorful output vs white output

I think it was a rich's bug, because after update dependencies in my project I lost this feature. ;) Previous similar topic with this bug: VSCode/Jupyter interfering with Rich (log formatting library for Python) and I see an </> for each output

I want to set it again, but I cannot. I tried

pip install rich[jupyter]

from rich import pretty
from rich import traceback


pretty.install(indent_guides=True, expand_all=True)
traceback.install(show_locals=True, indent_guides=True)

%load_ext rich

but I have still common white output. I can force it with

from rich import pretty


pretty.Pretty(float)

returns

Pretty

or

from rich import pretty


pretty.pprint(float)

returns

pprint

or

from rich import print
print(int)

returns

print

but I cannot do it with common jupyter output without run print function like before update.

matt91t
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  • Have you tried to uninstall `kedro==0.18.5`, and install `kedro=0.18.4`? – MingJie-MSFT Mar 13 '23 at 01:51
  • @MingJie-MSFT, I wrote, I had these colors with the older version of kedro. Installing of the older one is not a solution. I had asked about how to color output of notebook the same or similar to output with kedro 18.4. – matt91t Apr 06 '23 at 12:40

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