Select kernel options missing when after running a jupyter notebook cell in VScode Insiders
See original GitHub issueWhen creating a fresh .ipynb
file and trying to run print('hello world')
I get prompted to select from an empty list of kernels.
Here is a list of my current available kernels on my machine:
I have tried reinstalling the python and jupyter notebook extension for VScode with no luck.
Edit: I’m running 1.57.0-insider on Windows 10 Home
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- Created 2 years ago
- Comments:11 (6 by maintainers)
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@claudiaregio @joyceerhl Amazing that we posted the same thing at the same time. Thanks for being friendly and helpful! Love the product and I try every bit to not use something else when it isn’t working as expected.
Update: So after installing the new VScode insiders build I was prompted in the bottom left to restart. I clicked and VScode Insiders restarted and reloaded my windows. To fix my problem I had to go into the Help menu and click on the option
Restart and Apply Update
in the menu located next to this option. I wasn’t able to grab a screenshot at the time because I didn’t think it would help.