Fix folium split map bug

[giswqs]

The folium split map control is not working properly. The slider does not swipe the map. Replacing with the folium offical plugin, which apprears to have resolved the issue.

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[pskoulgi]

Our Streamlit app built on a fork from your example repo that uses this package recently broke, and I wonder if it might be because of this split_map() change. The offending lines of our app's code are in our repo here and here.

The error inside Streamlit console and on the app page are below, rebooting the app on Streamlit hasn't helped.

I don't understand why the module 'folium.plugins' has no attribute 'SideBySideLayers' error appears, despite reboots (which I presume should pick up latest of both geemap and folium) and the app repo sync'd. Any suggestions would be most helpful! Thanks.

(I checked that the EE authentication token on Streamlit is still fresh, with the same token my local machine is able to run Jupyter notebooks with EE code.)

AttributeError: module 'folium.plugins' has no attribute 'SideBySideLayers'
During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred: 
─────── Traceback (most recent call last) ───────────
  /home/adminuser/venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/streamlit/runtime/scriptrunner/exec_code.py:75 in exec_func_with_error_handling

/home/adminuser/venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/streamlit/runtime/scriptrunner/script_runner.py:574 in code_to_exec                                      

/mount/src/one-viz/pages/01_Thematic_Map.py:137 in <module>
134 │
135 │   m.to_streamlit(height = 768)
136                                                                         
❱ 137 app()                                                                   
138         

ValueError: module 'folium.plugins' has no attribute 'SideBySideLayers'

[giswqs]

Try updating the folium package.

[pskoulgi]

I don't know how to explicitly ask Streamlit to update just one of the packages, will try, thanks. I'm a novice at this.

But wouldn't it pull the latest when restarted? Because on restart, it seems to go back to scratch and installs all the necessary packages, according to the repo's requirements file I presume.