Oh, I see. It was a problem that depended on the development environment!
gradio-app:main ← gradio-app:3035-blocks-magic-with-interfaces
opened 10:03PM - 03 Feb 23 UTC
# Description
Fixes #3035 by emitting a warning when a cell run with `%%block… s` has an Interface.
Can't think of a way to fix the issue in a backwards compatible way.
I tried skipping the duplicate id check for the magic command but then the demo rendering is messed up (as expected). See below with the code from the reproducer in the original issue:
If you already have a full Interface or blocks app defined, the benefit of the %%blocks magic as opposed to re-running the cell is marginal in my opinion.
What the warning looks like from jupyter
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