Update SymPy version to 1.13.3

[ivanistheone]

This PR updates the packages jupyterlab, jupyterlite-core to match the latest versions in jupyterlite/demo. I have also added jupyterlite-pyodide-kernel>=0.4.7 in order to pull in the latest version of SymPy, as listed here.

Closes: #20

[oscarbenjamin]

Thanks.

Is it possible to add something to the README that explains the process of updating the SymPy Live website like this?

When I wanted to do this before I spent quite a while looking for the sympy version pin in this repo before coming to understand that it is in fact the jupyterlite packages that need to be updated and that first the sympy version pin needs to be updated in pyodide somewhere. Just something that explains how the version of sympy used in the website is even determined would have been very helpful.

[oscarbenjamin]

Also the instructions in the README don't seem to actually run the sympy live website. I spend quite a while fiddling around with that as well. How do you locally run the website? Can we add that to the README?

[agriyakhetarpal]

Thanks, @ivanistheone, this should work!

I agree with @oscarbenjamin about adding more developer documentation. I've been instructed to add some related aspects to sympy/sympy#27419; some of those directions will also apply to the questions raised here, but it probably makes sense for both sets of instruction to be separate.

[ivanistheone]

See here for the new README in rendered form https://github.com/sympy/live/blob/jan_updates/README.md

OMG, I can't belive I had shipped the old version with such bad/missing instructions... I guess I was really happy we got it running at the time ;)

@oscarbenjamin Could you give the README a read and see if info makes sense before we merge this.

[oscarbenjamin]

I think it would be good to mention here that the first step is updating the version in pyodide itself. Perhaps a link to this PR would show how this looks: pyodide/pyodide#5098.

Then only after pyodide actually makes a new release it becomes possible to update the jupyterlite version so that the website receives the new version of sympy. (I was confused when that PR got merged but the website did not immediately update. It is now several months later so maybe worth setting expectations clearly here.)

[oscarbenjamin]

OMG, I can't belive I had shipped the old version with such bad/missing instructions... I guess I was really happy we got it running at the time ;)

I assumed that was the case. I remember it all happening quite quickly when the website first got up and running.

Could you give the README a read and see if info makes sense before we merge this.

Thanks, that is much better.

I left two suggestions about other things that I had been unsure about when previously trying to study this repo:

• I wasn't completely sure how deployment happened.
• It took me some time to identify where exactly the sympy version was pinned (in pyodide) and what the process was for changing that.