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Maybe this could be passed in with something like -k my-virtualenv-python. I'm new to Jupyter, so I'm wondering if there'd be any edge-case reason not to do this? Like maybe p2j should first check if my-virtualenv-python exists as a kernel. I'm happy to add this feature myself as a PR.
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..."metadata": {
"kernelspec": {
"display_name": "my-virtualenv-python",
"language": "python",
"name": "my-virtualenv-python"
}
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Maybe this could be passed in with something like -k my-virtualenv-python.
I'm new to Jupyter, so I'm wondering if there'd be any edge-case reason not
to do this? I'm happy to add this feature myself as a PR.
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Maybe this could be passed in with something like
-k my-virtualenv-python
. I'm new to Jupyter, so I'm wondering if there'd be any edge-case reason not to do this? Like maybe p2j should first check ifmy-virtualenv-python
exists as a kernel. I'm happy to add this feature myself as a PR.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: