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Unable to resolve “Error: Git server extension is unavailable.” (Google Notebooks)

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问题 After creating a new notebook instance in the last few days there is an internal error relating to the Git server extension when opened: Internal Error: Fail to get the server root path. Error: Git server extension is unavailable. Please ensure you have installed the JupyterLab Git server extension by running: pip install --upgrade jupyterlab-git. To confirm that the server extension is installed, run: jupyter serverextension list. This means I can't use the Git clone button which returns:

How to import and read a shelve or Numpy file in Google Colaboratory?

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I have file.npy and I want to load it in Google Colaboratory Notebook. I already know that I must load the file from Google Drive, however I have no idea how to do so. Any help is welcome Upload your file into Colaboratory Notebook with the following: from google.colab import files uploaded = files.upload() Then you can reach the contents of your file from uploaded object and then write it into a file: with open("my_data.h5", 'w') as f: f.write(uploaded[uploaded.keys()[0]]) If you run: !ls you will see my_data.h5 file in the current directory. This is the method that worked for me. Hope it

How to import and read a shelve or Numpy file in Google Colaboratory?

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问题 I have file.npy and I want to load it in Google Colaboratory Notebook. I already know that I must load the file from Google Drive, however I have no idea how to do so. Any help is welcome 回答1: Upload your file into Colaboratory Notebook with the following: from google.colab import files uploaded = files.upload() Then you can reach the contents of your file from uploaded object and then write it into a file: with open("my_data.h5", 'w') as f: f.write(uploaded[uploaded.keys()[0]]) If you run: