My Binder does not detect C# Kernel
See original GitHub issueDescribe the bug
I created a C# notebook, copied the files from the samples/my binder folder and followed the steps in the document “Share your notebooks on Binder” (link). Upon launch it tells me no C# Kernel is available. After that I tried using the Dockerfile and nuget.config from the root of this repo but it still does not work.
When I build and run the container manually on a local machine everything works fine.
Please complete the following:
Which version of .NET Interactive are you using? There are a few ways to find this out:
- In a notebook, run the
#!about
magic command. - At the command line, run
dotnet interactive --version
. - In VS Code, run "Report installed version for .NET Interactive` and copy the version number from the status popup.
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Reproduce
See my repo
Issue Analytics
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- Created 3 years ago
- Comments:6 (3 by maintainers)
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Don’t know if binder is case sensitive in any way, the only difference I see is that my file is
Dockerfile
while your isDOCKERFILE
but clearly binder is not using that docker file to build the image. As the server start is supposed to be set to use ~/notebooks as working directory.My landing page will look like this
But with your binder instance I clearly land in ~/
This is making me think that the docker file is not detected by the bonder tool, could you try address the casing?
I have followed the steps in the sample and create this binder using the repo you can access here .
I just copied the files from the samples/my binder folder and added a notebook there.
and i have the following kernels available in jupyter
Can you share you repo?