Issue with running on Google Colab

Hi there.
I'm trying to use polyscope on Google Colab, but after installing with pip and running the following code:

import polyscope as ps

# Initialize polyscope
ps.init()

### Register a point cloud
# `my_points` is a Nx3 numpy array
ps.register_point_cloud("my points", my_points)

### Register a mesh
# `verts` is a Nx3 numpy array of vertex positions
# `faces` is a Fx3 array of indices, or a nested list
ps.register_surface_mesh("my mesh", verts, faces, smooth_shade=True)

# Add a scalar function and a vector function defined on the mesh
# vertex_scalar is a length V numpy array of values
# face_vectors is an Fx3 array of vectors per face
ps.get_surface_mesh("my mesh").add_scalar_quantity("my_scalar", 
        vertex_scalar, defined_on='vertices', cmap='blues')
ps.get_surface_mesh("my mesh").add_vector_quantity("my_vector", 
        face_vectors, defined_on='faces', color=(0.2, 0.5, 0.5))

# View the point cloud and mesh we just registered in the 3D UI
ps.show()

I just get the following error:

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RuntimeError                              Traceback (most recent call last)

<ipython-input-36-bdac230fc77e> in <module>()
      2 
      3 # Initialize polyscope
----> 4 ps.init()
      5 
      6 ### Register a point cloud

/usr/local/lib/python3.6/dist-packages/polyscope/core.py in init(backend)
     10     cwd_before = os.getcwd() # see note below
     11 
---> 12     psb.init(backend)
     13 
     14     # NOTE: For some reason I do not understand, calling psb.init() changes the working directory, causing e.g. writes to relative file paths to write to unexpected locations afterwards.

RuntimeError: [polyscope] ERROR: Failed to initialize glfw

Any idea why is this happening?

Start with polyscope/core.py at init(), then trace the backend initialization that reports “Failed to initialize glfw.” Reproduce the minimal ps.init() call in Google Colab and determine whether this is a fixable initialization problem or an unsupported environment; done means the behavior is resolved or the limitation is clearly documented.