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How does one add libraries to the classpath?
See original GitHub issueHow do I add libraries to the classpath so that I can use them with jupyter-scala.
For example, IScala has a magic sbt command like %libraryDependencies += "org.apache.spark" %% "spark-assembly" % "1.1.0". Is there something simliar with jupyter-scala
p.s. Thanks for working on this project. I think it’s great!
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When I try to add local directory via classpath.addPath(“/usr/local/spark/jars”)
All I see thats added to my classpath.path() shows /usr/local/spark/jars
And not all the individual jars located in the directory.
Per the documentation this should be correct syntax to add local jar folders but this does not seem to work as I can’t import any spark classes
LOAD command fails. Value load not found
Should I open a new ticket or should it be handled here?
Here the errors: