I am using Jupyter notebooks in Visual Studio Code, and I would like all cells (both input and output) to be collapsed by default when I open a notebook. This would allow me to have a cleaner overview of my…
I am facing an issue with Jupyter Notebook in the VS Code extension. Whenever I run a cell with a print() statement, the output panel shows only dashes (---) instead of the actual text output. However, when I copy the…
My python version is 3.7.16, and typing-extensions version is 4.7.1. I get the error on running the code below specifically the line importing the llama_index library. Packages are installed with pip. I ran it in Jupyter notebook in vscode. from…
I use remote development plug-in in visual studio because I run code on server. When I try to run any line of code in interactive window the following error occurs: ImportError: /home/user/anaconda3/envs/geo/lib/python3.12/lib-dynload/_sqlite3.cpython-312-x86_64-linux-gnu.so: undefined symbol: sqlite3_deserialize. I have already intalled Ipykernel…
When I was using Jupyter Notebook in VS Code to run R code, there is always a warning popping out, which says "no text editor active. Source: R". I do not know what it means, but everything seems to work…
I'm encountering a very weird issue, as the following picture shows. I can select my IPython kernel from a virtual environment but it displays as micromamba (Python 3.1.-1) while it should be 3.12.0. This makes other extensions (e.g. Pylance) disabled…
Visual studio code (VS Code) is not running ipython notebook. What I did, VS Code autocreated the .venv from python 3.12.3 global kernal It installed all necessary dependencies like jupyter I installed pandas using pip3 because I need that. When…
Suddenly, my vscode have an undefined kernel error. I can run my code, but when I try to run my code that undefined kernel error message comes out and link to here (https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-jupyter/wiki/Using-unsupported-Python-Environments) I think my python version is okay,…
I was running a ML model in a python GCP VM, and results(visualizations) are stored in a jupyter notebook. So I installed jupyter notebook to the ubuntu vm and ran jupyter from the relevant location using jupyter notebook --ip=0.0.0.0 --port=8888…
I know that hydra is only limited when it comes to using it in notebooks but the reality is that many projects have at least some notebooks that might need the same set of configurations. I would like to know…