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Expose kernel_name of nbclient.nbexecute() #63
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Thanks for opening your first issue here! Engagement like this is essential for open source projects! 🤗 |
thanks @svenkreiss yes that sounds reasonable 👍 |
Excellent! Thanks for your great work @chrisjsewell . |
To answer my own question that I originally wrote here: This would not work for conda kernels since the kernel itself is not seen by jupyter-book. I opened a separate issue in jupyter-book/jupyter-book#1348 and moved my original comment there. |
As noted in jupyter-book/jupyter-book#1287, the issue with VS Code is now fixed, in that it now sets standard kernel names like 'python3': microsoft/vscode-jupyter#5732 (this not to say though that there is not still a use case here) |
I would this is now closed by: executablebooks/MyST-NB#410 |
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I cannot build jupyterbook without this fix.
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My notebooks contain invalid
kernel_name
s because of editing with VSCode. I want to override the kernel names when executed.A clear and concise description of what you want to happen.
I want jupyterbook to be able to expose a
kernel_name
parameter in addition to thetimeout
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I have added myself
kernel_name='python3'
injupyter-cache/jupyter_cache/executors/utils.py
Line 56 in 1431ed7
Related to jupyter-book/jupyter-book#1287
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