I'm unable to connect to the Kernel. As I try to execute a cell in a notebook, VS Code tries to connect 5 times to the Kernel and then fails. I've ported code working on an older Macbook to a new Macbook Pro M1. I'm having problems configuring the correct version Python in V...
1、打开settings.json文件 image image 2、搜索notebook,找到notebook设置部分,加入这句: "notebook.displayOrder": ["image/png", "text/plain"] 如果已经存在该句,把"image/png"放在前面;放进去注意格式,放在中间记得末尾加逗号,放在最后,前面一句记得加逗号; 我的设置: image...
When this happens, the kernel will show as selected in the UI, but will fail to execute because the kernel won't be able to properly associate with the notebook. See the vscode-jupyter issue referenced above for a demonstration of this....
Jupyter server running: Remote Expected behaviour use another conda environment to excute a py file in command line Actual behaviour still in a current notebook environment. Steps to reproduce: Install vscode and required extensions (In remote,) Create a conda environment called "jupyterbug" in pyt...
Set the vscode setting Jupyter->Logging->Level to "debug." Then repro the issue of changing the kernel via the kernel selector in the notebook. After that open the Jupyter section of the Output window in VS Code. Copy out everything there, save it in a file, and post that file attac...
I should also mention that I am relatively new to vscode. I have set up an anaconda environment and downloaded the necessary packages to run my company's code. I have set up a test script and function to show a simplified version of the problem. I am using Jupyter to run cell by ...