Pinning to older PyScript versions

Hi all!

In my app, MySTyc (featured in the Anaconda blog) I’m using https://pyscript.net/latest/pyscript.js, as recommended in PyScript website. However, it looks like the site has been broken for a few days, probably after an upgrade.

I completely understand (and support!) that PyScript makes breaking changes, since the project is still very young. However, I’m wondering if

  • It’s possible to pin an application to an older PyScript version, say 2022.12.1. Tried https://pyscript.net/2022.12.1/pyscript.js and other variations without success.
  • What are the recommended practices to monitor client-side errors. On the backend I’d use something like Sentry, but unsure how I would do such a thing with PyScript.

Hi @juanlu , and welcome to the forum!

The URL for pinning to a specific version of PyScript looks like: https://pyscript.net/releases/[version]/pyscript.js. In your example, https://pyscript.net/releases/2022.12.1/pyscript.js.

As far as best-practices for monitoring client-side errors, PyScript is young enough that I wouldn’t say there are any strong examples out there yet.

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Worked, thanks @JeffGlass!