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I was attempting to run some Jupyter notebooks locally (testing Chatify for Neuromatch), and found that davos can't be imported if the notebooks are run in VSCode. The get_notebook_path function does not work with VSCode as the notebooks do not appear when running the command jupyter notebook list.
The error is: RuntimeError: Could not find notebook path for current kernel.
I appreciate this is probably not a pressing concern, but might be good to note, particularly to Neuromatch students.
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@le-big-mac thanks for the bug report! This has been fixed in #95. We have a few other fixes changes coming in the next release, so we're hoping to push that to PyPI by mid-next week. If you want to use Davos in VS Code in the mean time, you can install it directly from GitHub (!pip install git+https://github.com/ContextLab/davos.git).
I was attempting to run some Jupyter notebooks locally (testing Chatify for Neuromatch), and found that
davos
can't be imported if the notebooks are run in VSCode. Theget_notebook_path
function does not work with VSCode as the notebooks do not appear when running the commandjupyter notebook list
.The error is:
RuntimeError: Could not find notebook path for current kernel
.I appreciate this is probably not a pressing concern, but might be good to note, particularly to Neuromatch students.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: