Pinned Jinja2 version as pip requirement to the bokeh installation notice #4709
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…ation notice for visualising summary plots.
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When calling predictor.fit_summary(), users will receive a warning message that bokeh is not installed and thus no plots can be visualized. The warning message suggests to install bokeh==2.0.1. However this version does not play well with the current Jinja2 version 3.1.4. see holoviz/panel#3260
Description of changes:
I added a pinned Jinja2==3.0.3 to the pip install command
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