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We're developing a VSCode extension that works with Jupyter notebooks and need to run integration tests in CI/CD. The main issue is that when running integration tests, VSCode prompts the user to ...
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We are building some tutorial notebooks (for an average technical audience). We have problems on Google Colab due to incompatibilities of some of the packages we use and the preinstalled versions of ...
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I am having an issue while trying to create new kernel for JupyterLab for R + Spark. Without spark something like this works for me (kernel.json) { "display_name": "R", &...
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How can I set a breakpoint in a Python script running in a Jupyter notebook such that: When the breakpoint is hit, the variables from the script are available in the Jupyter kernel. I can interact ...
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this is my code: When I run to the last line of code, the Jupyter kernel keeps crashing, but no error is displayed in the terminal At first I thought it was because of the conflict in the library ...
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My jupyter notebook cell count is starting at 2 and going up in 2s. I.e. the first cell I run (even after I restart the Kernel) has a cell count 2, the next is 4, then 6 etc (see screenshot).Does ...
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I'm trying devleop a jupyter notebook extension for vscode that works specifically with dataframes (in pandas). As part of this project, I need to access data stored in dataframes within the notebook ...
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I was running python code on Jupyter Notebook when the error saying the kernel has stopped, it will restart automatically. There is an error specifically when running the tensorflow package. Updating ...
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I am able to work with Fortran kernel in jupyter-notebook in the browser but getting issue in vscode I could select Fortran as kernel option in vscode but giving this error Error Message where should ...
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I'm facing issues when making changes to a custom module and using it in a Jupyter session. The changes to my module do not take effect until I restart the server. Not the kernel. The server. ...
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I've been following the AWS blog post on using SageMaker Lifecycle Configurations for customizing SageMaker Studio. According to the post, the second use case involves the installation of custom ...
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I am working on getting the Ganymede kernel installed in my Jupyter environment. Followed the instructions from the docs. Mine is an M1 Macbook pro. when I execute the following command: $ java -jar ...
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I am doing basic code of classifying cats and dogs using convolutional neural network. I have 4000 images of dogs and 4000 images of cats. When the code goes to the part where we train the model the ...
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I'm trying to do something simple--execute code in a jupyter notebook kernel from within a fastAPI route. here's what I have: from fastapi import FastAPI, HTTPException, Body from jupyter_client ...
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I have a custom jupyter kernel written. The kernel as such seems to work OK because I can test it by starting it from the command line like so python3 -m kernelname and eventually execute commands. ...
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I am setting up GitHub Codespaces for my project. I have my .devcontainer configuration with a following Dockerfile: FROM condaforge/mambaforge:latest RUN apt-get update && apt-get install ...
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I'm a new, novice user of Jupyter; having just successfully installed Anaconda, along with some packages I need (tensorflow and keras), I keep on getting 'the kerneal appears to have died. It will ...
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I'd like to know how to get the Jupyter kernel's stdout, which writes on the shell the kernel is running on, not the stdout whose output is printed to the browser. sys.stdout only gives the latter, ...
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In jupyter lab when selecting kernel you have the option to "Use kernel from other session". The same functionality does not exist for jupyter notebook and I could not find any tool to ...
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julia> using Pkg julia> Pkg.add("IJulia") Installing known registries into `~/.julia` ... By default: Installs known registries into ~/.julia Install kernel into ~/.local/share/...
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I created an R environment in Anaconda and launched it using Jupyter Notebook. I am receiving the following error message when I attempt to install the R package "ggbeeswarm." install....
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Inside a Jupyter Notebook I have managed to install a Python kernel with !python -m ipykernel install --user --name other-env --display-name "Python (other-env)" as informed here and it is ...
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How do I create a C Notebook in Anaconda Jupyter? When I ran the following commands. It does not seem to load the install_c_kernel python file. pip install jupyter-c-kernel install_c_kernel jupyter-...
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I'm implementing a new Go kernel, using directly the ZMQ messages. But as an extra I want it to execute any bash command when a line is prefixed with !, similar to the usual ipython kernel. One of the ...
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Background I have created a Jupyter kernel A from which I launch another kernel B. I am doing this in order to audit the execution of kernel B. So when a user selects kernel A from the interface, ...
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When executing model-training code on jupyter notebook(with cu11.7), the kernel fails to proceed more than 1 epoch and the kernel continues to die as below. What's strange is that when running the ...
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I'm working on a project, and one of the steps is to allow contributors to be able to use Jupyter Lab on the Gitpod. Also in our project, we assume that users can use Jupyter Lab on a compute cluster ...
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There are two steps voila performs while rendering a jupyter notebook. Voilà runs the code in the notebook and collects the outputs. The notebook and its outputs are converted to HTML. By default, ...
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I am trying to add a new conda environment to be available as a jupyter kernel when I run a Jupyter notebook from my main environment. I've developed a hacky solution but I suspect there's a better ...
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Using interactive Glue Sessions in a Jupyter Notebook was working correctly with the aws-glue-sessions package version 0.32 installed. After upgrading with pip3 install --upgrade jupyter boto3 aws-...
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I use one (project-independent, installed with pipx) jupyter notebook (or lab) installation, and then separate virtual environments for each project (using pipenv). If I open a notebook in one of the ...
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I have a Jupyter notebook setup in the jupyter namespace on a kubernetes cluster, and Jupyter Enterprise Gateway setup in the enterprise-gateway namespace as a Service in the same cluster. If I ...
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Since a few days I can't run my code (not even a simple print("Hello wolrd")) file in my python interactive window anymore. When I try to start the kernel I get the following message: ...
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I am trying to install a new kernel on a jupyter environment from bash script. In a dockerfile that uses jupyter/minimal-notebook as the parent image, I run a bash script that: generates a new ...
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I access a JupyterHub instance with some preconfigured kernels. I know how to create a new kernel from scratch, but how can I clone an existing one? I want to customize it with my own packages. I ...
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Short version: I have a software running its own jupyter kernel. I want to connect to this running kernel from an external source. This works fine with the --existing option of jupyter console but ...
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When running code in a Jupyter kernel it is possible to get the iopub or the shell messages from the respective channels. Is is possible to extract the raw python objects from the kernel as well? Say ...
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I'm new to Python programming. I just downloaded a python project code to test train the sample. Has installed python & jupyter notebook desktop setup in windows 10, but in both the localhost web ...
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Here is what i'd like to do: From a running python process, upgrade it to an IPython Jupyter kernel, which shares the local and global variables and can be accessed by other Jupyter clients. I have ...
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I can't seem to get output from the lfortran jupyter kernel. I installed via conda install for: - lfortran - jupyter I can run jupyter and select the lfortran kernel. However: I see no hello ...
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I am quite new to this, I tried using Jupyter(on VS code) in one of the folders and it works fine but the moment I open a .ipynb file in some other folder it shows a kernel error I think I have not ...
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I'm trying to activate the debugging functions that are now available on VSCode for Jupyter Notebooks but I'm having some problems with that. In my interface I can see the button to 'Run by Line' next ...
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When I run for the first time jupyter notebook in vs code takes very long time to connect to kernel and then it takes again a lot of time to load the modules like numpy, pandas, matplotlib etc. For ...
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The kernel says connecting and then says No Kernel | Disconnected. I have clean-uninstalled anaconda and uninstalled all jupyter using python -m pip uninstall -y jupyter jupyter_core jupyter-client ...
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My python analysis setup: I run long sessions of a Python3 console on a ssh server. I keep them running inside tmux across multiple connections. I either run IPython3, or more recently I launch a ...
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I'm using a notebook on Python 3 to generate a list with a dataset of 200 observations. Every time I run it, the kernel disconnects with the error message: "The kernel for Desktop/Untitled2.ipynb ...
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When writing a program in a jupyter lab notebook using R or python I install specific conda environments as kernels to access that environment-specific packages from a single jupyter lab installation ...
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I'm trying to interact with a running ipython kernel through a python shell, using the jupyter_client package. I have the kernel running, with a connection file (e.g. "kernel-7772.json") ...
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In the Jupyter Lab launcher, I'd like to control the sort order of the launcher icons. Basically, I want the newest versions of Python to show up first, to the left. Right now, I don't see what ...
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I've been following https://queirozf.com/entries/jupyter-kernels-how-to-add-change-remove to create a jupyter kernel. This procedure worked when I was on Ubuntu or WSL1. However, I'm unable to change ...
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