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IPyKernel and other dependencies are not installed
Don Jayamanne edited this page Mar 10, 2022
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Running Python kernels requires some dependencies such as IPyKernel
and the like to be installed.
Without these packages the kernels will fail to start.
- Please ensure these packages are installed, using the following command:
# if using conda, where `env name` is the name of the conda environment. conda install -c conda-forge -n <env name> ipykernel # if not using conda <fully qualified path to Python> -m pip install ipykernel
- If these packages have been installed, then try re-installing them using the following command:
# if using conda, where `env name` is the name of the conda environment. conda install -c conda-forge -n <env name> ipykernel --update-deps --force-reinstall # if not using conda <fully qualified path to Python> -m pip install ipykernel -U --force-reinstall
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