Collaborator identified Jupyter bug in latest release, causing docker build failure #3
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…I've created a repo with detailed installation instructions and up-to-date notes regarding Jupyter usage.
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@simonkeng : I just created @rdkit/rdkit_containers and invited you and @deric4 as members. That organization has write access to this repo. |
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Hi @greglandrum,
My collaborator from our original repository, @deric4, has found a bug in the latest Jupyter release causing our docker build to fail.
@deric4 fixed this issue in our repository, but now we would like to updated these changes in the primary rdkit_containers repo. Let me know if you have any questions or concerns @greglandrum.
Thanks!
PS. would it be possible to add @deric4 as a contributor to this repository?