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Open as suggested in #6307 (comment). For a opened notebook, we can use
%connect_info
to see its connect info and its correspoding json file. Is there any way to get this without opening every notebook and type this command?
I know all connect info json are located in $HOME/.local/share/jupyter/runtime but I cannot distinguish them by notebooks and they seems will not be cleaned automaticlly after jupyter closed.
Hi @fecet thank you for submitting this issue! It might be a good idea to start this off as an extension that depending on demand can later be moved to JupyterLab or IPython.
Open as suggested in #6307 (comment). For a opened notebook, we can use
to see its connect info and its correspoding json file. Is there any way to get this without opening every notebook and type this command?
I know all connect info json are located in
$HOME/.local/share/jupyter/runtime
but I cannot distinguish them by notebooks and they seems will not be cleaned automaticlly after jupyter closed.To be more clear, I want something like
as described in lkhphuc/jupyter-kernel.nvim#9
I can track this by filtering jupyer's log, but it would be better if notebook can provide a command to do so.
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