Trim packages to make expanded directory smaller to fit under Heroku limit.. #7
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This approach appears to have worked with Quepid! http://quepid-staging.herokuapp.com/notebooks/lab/index.html now runs again... |
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I took some more out, and got to this: Which is better than the hard limit of 500! |
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And tested the notebooks... they load! |
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I couldn't figure out the "right" way to shrink my pyodide setup, there are tips here https://jupyterlite.readthedocs.io/en/latest/howto/pyodide/pyodide.html but it just doesn't sink in..
So I did a horrible hacky way of removing some files.... Not proud of this..