Shell operations should use same Python as kernel
See original GitHub issueWe want to avoid this situation:
And my best guess as to how to achieve this would be to update os.environ['PATH']
to match the selected kernel.
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Top GitHub Comments
This is fixed by #80.
If this shouldn’t be a performance hog at startup time (activating a env on my windows system takes about a second and I have 10+ envs with kernels), it also needs to pull in the lazyobj file and usage…