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Trying to set default kernel
See original GitHub issueI found this potential candidate in the jupyter config file, to set a default kernel, but that’s possibly not being read by nb_conda_kernels? :
c.MultiKernelManager.default_kernel_name = ‘conda env:stable’
If not this, how could I set a default kernel using nb_conda_kernels?
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Incidentally, that command just calls a monkeypatched version of
jupyter kernelspec list.Ha! Because when I eliminated the redundancy people complained, and made a good case. I can’t delete the “python3” entry because that comes from the superclass. But the longer-named version has the advantage of consistency—no matter which notebook environment you see it from, it will always have that name.