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Embed a jupyterhub profile in nbgitpuller
See original GitHub issueThere may be times when particular kinds of content requires either a different environment, hardware, etc. Since JupyterHub has support for user profiles, would it be possible to embed profile information in an nbgitpuller link.
For example, day 1 of a semester the instructor just needs a vanilla analytics environment. They send out nbgitpuller links with profile=basic_profile in the URL.
Mid-way through the course, the instructor starts covering advanced topics in machine learning. They need students to have access to GPUs now (which they weren’t using before because of the expense). They send out nbgitpuller links with profile=nvidia in the URL.
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No bug! The users need to switch kernels because the default kernel on our JupyterHub doesn’t have all the necessary dependencies, and I was unaware that I could set the
"kernel_info"directly in the notebooks.I wonder if this would be a good FAQ-style section either here or in the JupyterHub docs: “How can I specify the kernel that notebooks are launched with on my JupyterHub?”