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Jupyter notebooks within VS Code
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The October release of the Python VS Code extension introduced support for natively editing/running/interacting with Jupyter notebooks. Currently, this native editing functionality does not work with kedro, I assume because of the start-up scripts that run when you run kedro jupyter notebook instead of jupyter notebook. Is it possible to edit/run kedro jupyter notebooks within VS Code? Could we add a guide for this in the docs?
Context
I switch back and forth between Jupyter notebooks (for exploration/interactive development) and VS Code (for editing nodes, data catalog, etc.). Now that VS Code has native support for jupyter notebooks, it would be great if I could use just one tool for all my kedro development needs!
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- Created 4 years ago
- Comments:7 (4 by maintainers)
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It’s now very easy to do. Just run
%load_ext kedro.extras.extensions.ipython. Afterwards, the%reload_kedrocell magic works in VS Code.This should be significantly easier to do now with the Kedro IPython extension.