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For this repository: http://mybinder.org/repo/markovmodel/pyemma_ipython I just wait for a couple of minutes until I gut the error message "failed". Maybe the image is too big?

thanks for putting up this service, I'm really looking forward to see it in action for our notebooks!

Add a --quiet flag to conda env createt reduce the log by avoiding all those progress bars.

See conda docs

My binder project locked with Jupyter Notebook token.

http://mybinder.org/repo/kozo2/jupyter-cytoscape
https://github.com/kozo2/jupyter-cytoscape/blob/master/Dockerfile

Do you have any idea for this?

Hi,

I am not sure if this is the right place to ask, but I haven't find any better place.

I am trying to build a Binder for my repo @Naereen/notebooks, and it keep failing but I don't understand why.

I didn't add requirements from last build, so I don't know why the build is failing.

Thanks in advance! (and sorry if there is a better place to ask about this, I can move my issue somewhere else)

Hi,

First off, stellar job on this. Really excellent tool.

I'm having a problem with the web client, after multiple attempts to rebuild binder for the repo CoAxLab/radd. It seems to be "stuck" in an early stage of the build and keeps repeating these lines:
[1] "starting build for URL: https://github.com/coaxlab/radd"
[2] "already building coaxlab-radd -- not rebuilding"
(see attached image)

Probably a user error, I accidentally closed the window before confirming the rebuild was successful. Now I can't seem to start over or reset the process.

Any help would be much appreciated!
Best,
kd

When the base image was last updated, and the version of anaconda was updated, a folder previously named anaconda was renamed anaconda2, see here

https://github.com/binder-project/binder-build-core/blob/master/images/base/Dockerfile#L46

We didn't think that anyone was directly referencing this folder, but some users were (e.g. @gcr). For backwards compatibility, we should update the image with an alias that points anaconda to what is now anaconda2.

@andrewosh is that correct? @sethvincent want to take a try at this?

It would be great to have LICENSE in each repo, including examples, since the license is unclear. I'm assuming the intention is for the licenses to all be MIT.

Would it be possible to make binder deploy configurable with some kind of config binder.json file? My understanding is that it currently just relies on conventions to decide where to find requirements.txt or a Dockerfile and what to do. Having common conventions is great and all, but also constraining. e.g. a simple config might just say: "use this Docker image" (e.g. a Dockerfile in a hidden folder, or a Docker image on another repo), or point to where to find a requirements.txt file to add to the default image? a somewhat richer set of config options could say "run this command after start", allowing for more general customization without touching the docker layer directly.

Our repo that used to work find on Binder:
https://github.com/ioos/notebooks_demos
now has a library incompatibility issue that indicates that Binder's core conda needs to be update.

binder-project/binder#86

---> 20 from lxml import etree
     21 from owslib import fes
     22 from owslib.ows import ExceptionReport

ImportError: libicui18n.so.56: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory