No output from a Jupyter Notebook in PyCharm 2017.2.2

As I see from your screenshot you have 0 active kernels and the cells haven't been executed because they have `*` mark.

Please go to `Settings| Project| Project| Project interpreter` and update the following packages:

ipykernel
notebook
ipython
jupyter

Then try to run the cells again. What result do you have? If you still have a problem please attach a screenshot with  `Settings| Project| Project| Project interpreter`.

So I did that, the only package that was behind the times was notebook which was 5.0.0 and is now 5.1.0rc2.

Regardless, the behavior is identical to the above.

If I then click on the URL http://127.0..1:8888 in the Run window, the "expected" Jupyter notebook screen is opened in Chrome and then opening this notebook, MatplotlibExample.ipynb runs as expected.

It looks like this:

and

Please, upload your log file with a unique name on ftp://ftp.intellij.net/.

And by the way, do you have the dialog "Connecting to Jupyter Notebook server" when you're trying to execute the second cell?

I'm not sure what log file you want. Apart from the screen shots in the Run box, what are you looking for?

And no, the "Connecting..." only occurs with the first cell. At which point I hit cancel and then click Run Jupyter Notebook.

Jerry Asher, excuse me, that I forgot to specify the log location. I want to see PyCharm Logs, that you can find by going to "Help-> Show Logs In...". Thank you!

Hmm. It's been quite a while since I've used ftp, but I think I failed.

I was getting 550 operation not permitted uploading it to / and pub. It looks like it worked uploading jerryasher.jupyter.log.7z to /.uploads, but while the transfer seems to have gone through, no file is listed in that directory.

I'd be happy to email it, or send you a link to it on dropbox.

Sure. Please, send me it to valentina.kiryushkina at jetbrains.com

Jerry Asher, thanks for sending logs. The cause of a problem is that when you're running notebook PyCharm expects to see an address with token parameter (like this http://localhost:8888/?token=8a091bed34073b1e1476bcc9d83383630274a68e05dff0c2) and yes, it's our bug. For some reason, you don't have these token. Please, check NotebookApp.token parameter in Jupyter Notebook config file. If this parameter is empty string it means that authentication is disabled and it's not recommended. More info you can find here

Aha! Thanks Valentina, I blew away ~/.jupyter and restarted pycharm and the cells now run.

I am still trying to understand how to use PyCharm to debug a Jupyter notebook. If I am given a notebook with some hairy function defined in a cell, can I use PyCharm to debug that function as I would use PyCharm to debug any other python function? If so,how?

Jerry Asher, unfortunately, you can't debug notebook in PyCharm.

Oh, well that's both understandable and a bit of a shame. Thanks!

I have the same problem: I type something in a cell, press Shift+Enter and nothing. Sometimes after 3 or 5 attempts it prints something.

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Hi!

Please, upload your log file with a unique name on ftp://ftp.intellij.net/. You can find logs by going to "Help-> Show Logs In...".

Thank you!

I'd like to, but '501 Invalid number of arguments' from FTP server doesn't let me.

Oh, sorry about that.
Please send me it to valentina.kiryushkina at jetbrains.com