awksedgreep1

awksedgreep1

Livebook environment reset on MacOS

I’ve been using livebook since before 0.10 and I have managed to get something in my settings that’s breaking all new livebook updates. I’ve tried resetting my environment by moving the directory in ~/Library/Application Support/livebook but it’s still crashing when I start a new livebook.

Is there another location for local settings I need to consider? I don’t mind a full reset.

I don’t know if it matters, but I’m using a homebrew cask to stay up to date.

Thanks for any help you can provide. Eventually I’ll have a nice open source DB related announcement using livebooks, but development has stopped until I can get this fixed.

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jonatanklosko

jonatanklosko

Creator of Livebook

There’s Library/Application Support/livebook/livebook_config.ets with config, but if that was the problem, Livebook itself would likely crash.

From the error it seems that when we start the notebook runtime elixir node it quickly crashes. Is there any error in Library/Logs/Livebook.log (or when running from source, in the terminal when you started livebook)?

hugobarauna

hugobarauna

Livebook Core Team

How did you install Livebook?

Kevo

Kevo

I installed Livebook from the .dmg file. The only livebook related files I can find on my system are in the user library application support folder, the application itself in the applications folder, a few .vim files in the usr/share/vim/vim90 subfolders, and a livebook_runtime which lives in what looks like a random named temp folder under private/var/folders/ss.

If you have killed all of the corresponding folders for you install and still have the problem then there must be some other piece hidden somewhere.

Have you tried starting from scratch with the dmg version?

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