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This is an error on the matplotlib side, verbose was unintentionally removed in matplotlib 2.2.0. See this issue.

This is fixed from the matplotlib side as of version 2.2.2.

If updating is not an option, one less ideal option could be to locate the __init__.py inside the matplotlib folder, and add the line

verbose = Verbose()

after the Verbose() class - that should be around line 384 in the current version.

This is an error on the matplotlib side, verbose was unintentionally removed in matplotlib 2.2.0. See this issue.

This is fixed from the matplotlib side as of version 2.2.2. (Release here)

If updating is not an option, one less ideal option could be to locate the __init__.py inside the matplotlib folder, and add the line

verbose = Verbose()

after the Verbose() class - that should be around line 384 in the current version.

This seems to be an error on the matplotlib side, verbose was unintentionally removed.

See this issue. I guess it will be readded as soon as possible.
In the meantime one option could be to locate the __init__.py inside the matplotlib folder, and add the line

verbose = Verbose()

after the Verbose() class - that should be around line 384 in the current version.

This is an error on the matplotlib side, verbose was unintentionally removed in matplotlib 2.2.0. See this issue.

This is fixed from the matplotlib side as of version 2.2.2.

If updating is not an option, one less ideal option could be to locate the __init__.py inside the matplotlib folder, and add the line

verbose = Verbose()

after the Verbose() class - that should be around line 384 in the current version.

This seems to be an error on the matplotlib site, verbose was unintentionally removed.

See this issue. I guess it will be readded as soon as possible.
In the meantime one option could be to locate the __init__.py inside the matplotlib folder, and add the line

verbose = Verbose()

after the Verbose() class - that should be around line 384 in the current version.

This seems to be an error on the matplotlib side, verbose was unintentionally removed.

See this issue. I guess it will be readded as soon as possible.
In the meantime one option could be to locate the __init__.py inside the matplotlib folder, and add the line

verbose = Verbose()

after the Verbose() class - that should be around line 384 in the current version.