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Dead kernel after exec a Python notebook
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Hi!
At this moment I am having a problem when I exec a script to edit in Wikidata with a Python notebook. The error is "Dead Kernel", after that it says that it is going to restart the kernel and then "Kernel Ready". But this error persists.

It is very strange because I test the same script previously to request the task to work in Wikidata and it worked fine. You can check the script here, it was developed mainly by Edoderoo, whose I am going to notify this problem because perhaps he knows something about this script that I don't know. Although I think that the script works fine in the past, I know that exist a possibility because other commands in the Python notebook works.

I read this T154608, and I thought that maybe it could be related.

Thanks in advance! I await your answer.

Regards
Edit: excuse me, I thought that I have post it in PAWS, but I have checked that not. Now it is in PAWS.

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It seem to be some error of the Python 3 notebook because if I exec the same script through bash commands it seems to work fine. It also happens if I exec the script in a terminal.

Python 3 notebook seems to work again.

@Ivanhercaz Is this solved? As T154608, my first guess would be using too much memory.

Chicocvenancio claimed this task.

Closing, please reopen if it is still reproducible (and not due to too much memory use).