Add option to install Jupyter when displaying message about Jupyter not being avaiable
See original GitHub issueCurrently when selecting an environment (even conda) if Jupyter isn’t available running cells displays a message indicating Jupyter is not available.
The message contains a link to a troubleshooting guide page.
We can simplify this for users by simply adding a button that would install jupyter in the current environment. We do this today with other tools used by the python extension (linters, formatter, etc).
Suggestion:
- Add a button
Install Jupyter
- Clicking this would result in jupyter getting installed either via conda, pip or pipenv based on the type of the environment selected (use
InstallationChannelManager
class)
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- Created 5 years ago
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- Comments:10 (3 by maintainers)
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@DonJayamanne It seems you were right after all.
python.dataScience.searchForJupyter
is set totrue
by default, but if you set it to false you can indeed connect to a running jupyter server without needing jupyter installed locally.Our next release should have an option for installing jupyter automatically.
See PR: microsoft/vscode-python#6421