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IPyKernel not getting installed
See original GitHub issueOn running a cell in the notebook, if ipykernel is missing, current behavior is to install ipykernel with
conda install ipykernel -y
However, if you don’t have jupyter installed, it just asks you to re-install ipykernel again and again.
The output of jupyter extension:
So I guess the current way of handling the missing ipykernel is to try python -c "import ipykernel", and if it fails, reports the user to re-install ipykernel.
I also manually execute this command:
And finally found that it was due to the missing jupyter package.
So the quick fix is :
conda install jupyter -y
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- Created 2 years ago
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@maxwellzh Looks like you are running into a bug filed here https://github.com/ipython/ipykernel/issues/755 Basically ipykernel itself was busted & the update hasn’t been pushed to the main channel.
We’ll try to get this fixed asap.
Solution
In the mean time, please use
conda install -c conda-forge ipykernel@maxwellzh This should be fixed in the next release of the Python & Jupypter extensions (some time tomorrow, when vscode is also released)