Remove references to plotly.js CDN and requirejs

[marthacryan]

This removes references in the base renderers to the CDN and requirejs.

• Latest plotly.js used to be on a CDN, but it isn't anymore (we decided it was too much maintenance years ago)
• Requirejs is essentially unmaintained and newer versions of jupyter lab and jupyter notebook don't support it anymore, so this fixes some of the notebook 7 and lab 4 issues we've been seeing.
• Removes setting window._Plotly because that appears to be unused

This should fix#4336.

[archmoj]

I think we should keep cdn option as it could help reduce smaller HTML files.
But for loading that we shouldn't use requirejs.

[marthacryan]

Oh ok - but we don't have a cdn currently right?

[archmoj]

Yes we publish every version to CDN.
It's only the -latest version is no longer updated (plotly/plotly.js#5697) since plotly.js v2 and stayed as latest v1 version i.e. 1.58.5.
So we should be able to continue loading from CDN by specifying the exact version.
To achieve that you could add a separate script tag instead of requirejs to load e.g.

<scriptsrc="https://cdn.plot.ly/plotly-2.35.1.min.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Or alternatively for async loading

<scripttype="module">import"https://cdn.plot.ly/plotly-2.35.2.min.js"Plotly.newPlot("gd",[{y: [1,2,3]}])</script>

[marthacryan]

This removes references in the base renderers to the CDN and requirejs.

• Latest plotly.js used to be on a CDN, but it isn't anymore (we decided it was too much maintenance years ago)
• Requirejs is essentially unmaintained and newer versions of jupyter lab and jupyter notebook don't support it anymore, so this fixes some of the notebook 7 and lab 4 issues we've been seeing.
• Removes setting window._Plotly because that appears to be unused

This should fix#4336.

[archmoj]

I think we should keep cdn option as it could help reduce smaller HTML files.
But for loading that we shouldn't use requirejs.

[marthacryan]

Oh ok - but we don't have a cdn currently right?

[archmoj]

Yes we publish every version to CDN.
It's only the -latest version is no longer updated (plotly/plotly.js#5697) since plotly.js v2 and stayed as latest v1 version i.e. 1.58.5.
So we should be able to continue loading from CDN by specifying the exact version.
To achieve that you could add a separate script tag instead of requirejs to load e.g.

<scriptsrc="https://cdn.plot.ly/plotly-2.35.1.min.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Or alternatively for async loading

<scripttype="module">import"https://cdn.plot.ly/plotly-2.35.2.min.js"Plotly.newPlot("gd",[{y: [1,2,3]}])</script>

[marthacryan]

This removes references in the base renderers to the CDN and requirejs.

• Latest plotly.js used to be on a CDN, but it isn't anymore (we decided it was too much maintenance years ago)
• Requirejs is essentially unmaintained and newer versions of jupyter lab and jupyter notebook don't support it anymore, so this fixes some of the notebook 7 and lab 4 issues we've been seeing.
• Removes setting window._Plotly because that appears to be unused

This should fix#4336.

[archmoj]

I think we should keep cdn option as it could help reduce smaller HTML files.
But for loading that we shouldn't use requirejs.

[marthacryan]

Oh ok - but we don't have a cdn currently right?

[archmoj]

Yes we publish every version to CDN.
It's only the -latest version is no longer updated (plotly/plotly.js#5697) since plotly.js v2 and stayed as latest v1 version i.e. 1.58.5.
So we should be able to continue loading from CDN by specifying the exact version.
To achieve that you could add a separate script tag instead of requirejs to load e.g.

<scriptsrc="https://cdn.plot.ly/plotly-2.35.1.min.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Or alternatively for async loading

<scripttype="module">import"https://cdn.plot.ly/plotly-2.35.2.min.js"Plotly.newPlot("gd",[{y: [1,2,3]}])</script>

[marthacryan]

This removes references in the base renderers to the CDN and requirejs.

• Latest plotly.js used to be on a CDN, but it isn't anymore (we decided it was too much maintenance years ago)
• Requirejs is essentially unmaintained and newer versions of jupyter lab and jupyter notebook don't support it anymore, so this fixes some of the notebook 7 and lab 4 issues we've been seeing.
• Removes setting window._Plotly because that appears to be unused

This should fix#4336.

[archmoj]

I think we should keep cdn option as it could help reduce smaller HTML files.
But for loading that we shouldn't use requirejs.

[marthacryan]

Oh ok - but we don't have a cdn currently right?

[archmoj]

Yes we publish every version to CDN.
It's only the -latest version is no longer updated (plotly/plotly.js#5697) since plotly.js v2 and stayed as latest v1 version i.e. 1.58.5.
So we should be able to continue loading from CDN by specifying the exact version.
To achieve that you could add a separate script tag instead of requirejs to load e.g.

<scriptsrc="https://cdn.plot.ly/plotly-2.35.1.min.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Or alternatively for async loading

<scripttype="module">import"https://cdn.plot.ly/plotly-2.35.2.min.js"Plotly.newPlot("gd",[{y: [1,2,3]}])</script>

[marthacryan]

This removes references in the base renderers to the CDN and requirejs.

• Latest plotly.js used to be on a CDN, but it isn't anymore (we decided it was too much maintenance years ago)
• Requirejs is essentially unmaintained and newer versions of jupyter lab and jupyter notebook don't support it anymore, so this fixes some of the notebook 7 and lab 4 issues we've been seeing.
• Removes setting window._Plotly because that appears to be unused

This should fix#4336.

[archmoj]

I think we should keep cdn option as it could help reduce smaller HTML files.
But for loading that we shouldn't use requirejs.

[marthacryan]

Oh ok - but we don't have a cdn currently right?

[archmoj]

Yes we publish every version to CDN.
It's only the -latest version is no longer updated (plotly/plotly.js#5697) since plotly.js v2 and stayed as latest v1 version i.e. 1.58.5.
So we should be able to continue loading from CDN by specifying the exact version.
To achieve that you could add a separate script tag instead of requirejs to load e.g.

<scriptsrc="https://cdn.plot.ly/plotly-2.35.1.min.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Or alternatively for async loading

<scripttype="module">import"https://cdn.plot.ly/plotly-2.35.2.min.js"Plotly.newPlot("gd",[{y: [1,2,3]}])</script>

[marthacryan]

This removes references in the base renderers to the CDN and requirejs.

• Latest plotly.js used to be on a CDN, but it isn't anymore (we decided it was too much maintenance years ago)
• Requirejs is essentially unmaintained and newer versions of jupyter lab and jupyter notebook don't support it anymore, so this fixes some of the notebook 7 and lab 4 issues we've been seeing.
• Removes setting window._Plotly because that appears to be unused

This should fix#4336.

[archmoj]

I think we should keep cdn option as it could help reduce smaller HTML files.
But for loading that we shouldn't use requirejs.

[marthacryan]

Oh ok - but we don't have a cdn currently right?

[archmoj]

Yes we publish every version to CDN.
It's only the -latest version is no longer updated (plotly/plotly.js#5697) since plotly.js v2 and stayed as latest v1 version i.e. 1.58.5.
So we should be able to continue loading from CDN by specifying the exact version.
To achieve that you could add a separate script tag instead of requirejs to load e.g.

<scriptsrc="https://cdn.plot.ly/plotly-2.35.1.min.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Or alternatively for async loading

<scripttype="module">import"https://cdn.plot.ly/plotly-2.35.2.min.js"Plotly.newPlot("gd",[{y: [1,2,3]}])</script>

[marthacryan]

This removes references in the base renderers to the CDN and requirejs.

• Latest plotly.js used to be on a CDN, but it isn't anymore (we decided it was too much maintenance years ago)
• Requirejs is essentially unmaintained and newer versions of jupyter lab and jupyter notebook don't support it anymore, so this fixes some of the notebook 7 and lab 4 issues we've been seeing.
• Removes setting window._Plotly because that appears to be unused

This should fix#4336.

[archmoj]

I think we should keep cdn option as it could help reduce smaller HTML files.
But for loading that we shouldn't use requirejs.

[marthacryan]

Oh ok - but we don't have a cdn currently right?

[archmoj]

Yes we publish every version to CDN.
It's only the -latest version is no longer updated (plotly/plotly.js#5697) since plotly.js v2 and stayed as latest v1 version i.e. 1.58.5.
So we should be able to continue loading from CDN by specifying the exact version.
To achieve that you could add a separate script tag instead of requirejs to load e.g.

<scriptsrc="https://cdn.plot.ly/plotly-2.35.1.min.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Or alternatively for async loading

<scripttype="module">import"https://cdn.plot.ly/plotly-2.35.2.min.js"Plotly.newPlot("gd",[{y: [1,2,3]}])</script>

[marthacryan]

This removes references in the base renderers to the CDN and requirejs.

• Latest plotly.js used to be on a CDN, but it isn't anymore (we decided it was too much maintenance years ago)
• Requirejs is essentially unmaintained and newer versions of jupyter lab and jupyter notebook don't support it anymore, so this fixes some of the notebook 7 and lab 4 issues we've been seeing.
• Removes setting window._Plotly because that appears to be unused

This should fix#4336.

[archmoj]

I think we should keep cdn option as it could help reduce smaller HTML files.
But for loading that we shouldn't use requirejs.

[marthacryan]

Oh ok - but we don't have a cdn currently right?

[archmoj]

Yes we publish every version to CDN.
It's only the -latest version is no longer updated (plotly/plotly.js#5697) since plotly.js v2 and stayed as latest v1 version i.e. 1.58.5.
So we should be able to continue loading from CDN by specifying the exact version.
To achieve that you could add a separate script tag instead of requirejs to load e.g.

<scriptsrc="https://cdn.plot.ly/plotly-2.35.1.min.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Or alternatively for async loading

<scripttype="module">import"https://cdn.plot.ly/plotly-2.35.2.min.js"Plotly.newPlot("gd",[{y: [1,2,3]}])</script>