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Failed to load data #350
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Hi @juliowissing-iis, thanks for opening this issue! Could you please share what version of numpy you are using? |
Hi @pwang347, Thank you for the quick reply. I am using numpy 2.1.3. I have also seen the comments you posted, but the issues persisted even with an older version. However, it is less frequent with numpy 1.26.4. Also, we have decided to move to numpy > 2.0 in our project, so using an older version isn't really an option for me. |
Hi @juliowissing-iis, apologies for the late reply! Could you please check if this VSIX fixes the issue for you? Also wanted to know - does your environment have IPython installed? If so, could you please also share your IPython version? (and if it is not an issue, could you try upgrading it if the VSIX above did not help?) Thanks! |
Hi @pwang347, Best wishes, |
used vsix linked above and still getting |
Got it, let's follow up in #364 in case it is a different issue (although the symptom looks the same so far) |
Environment data
Expected behaviour
Display a DataFrame in DW.
Actual behaviour
It does not work in some debugging sessions. When I debug a Python script, it often does not display the DF but an error message. Restarting the debugger helps, but only sometimes.
Steps to reproduce:
As it seems random, it is hard to identify specific steps to reproduce. The error message is always the same, though.
Logs
Displayed error:
Empfangener falsch formatierter Inhalt: {"name": "KeyError", "message": "'a4df8bfd-287e-463b-bbd6-b323a756b44c'", "stack": " File "", line 56, in DW_DEBUG_WRAPPER\n"}
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