To get up and running today on can try one of:
- pin to
jupyterlab <3.6(probably recommended) - use
conda-forge(definitely recommended, but I’m biased, as I help maintain) - install
rust(not recommended… but one could get it fromconda-forge)
Without knowing what the operating system or python that’s causing the issue, one would need to raise an issue on GitHub - y-crdt/ypy: Python bindings to y-crdt to ensure a compatible wheel is built for the particular configuration. But also, one should be sensitive to the maintainers’ position: as free software, it is not always possible to do binary builds for all proprietary platforms in the specific distribution channel some specific workflow would prefer.