Dear ipyladin devs,
In ipyaladin 0.3.0, creating multiple independent Aladin() widgets in the same Jupyter notebook worked correctly — each widget had its own isolated set of overlays. Calling add_moc() on one widget did not affect others.
In ipyaladin 0.7.0, this is changed. When you call add_moc() on any widget, the MOC overlay appears in all previously displayed Aladin widgets in the notebook. Is there a way to reproduce the previous behavior for legacy tutorials?
best and thanks,
giuseppe
Dear ipyladin devs,
In ipyaladin
0.3.0,creating multiple independent Aladin() widgets in the same Jupyter notebook worked correctly — each widget had its own isolated set of overlays. Callingadd_moc()on one widget did not affect others.In ipyaladin
0.7.0,this is changed. When you calladd_moc() on any widget, the MOC overlay appears in all previously displayed Aladin widgets in the notebook. Is there a way to reproduce the previous behavior for legacy tutorials?best and thanks,
giuseppe