Is there a method to import multiple RCloud notebooks at once? I am currently using the "Advanced" GUI/dropdown menu function "Import Notebook from File" which imports one file (.gists) at a time.
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So I want to have multiple workspaces in the same VScode window, one for work and one for personal projects. Currently I have two workspaces saved:
work.code-workspace,
personal.code-workspace
Whenever i click one of the above workspaces, it'll open a new VScode window. I want to have both the workspaces in one window so i can switch between them easily.
The reason I don't want to have my personal project directory/folder in the same workspace as my work is because it uses a different virtual environment and different versions of frameworks. For eg: in my personal projects file I have from flask import Flask, if I have this file in the same workspace as my work then it'll give me the import flask could not be resolved from source pylance error. But when I try it in a different workspace, the import works fine even though I use flask at work as well.
I frequently use different workspaces for different code-bases (projects) at work. File/Open Recent/... generally gives you a list of recently opened workspaces.
The vscode-workspace-switcher extension adds commands for opening a workspace in the current window or a new window, along with corresponding keybindings.
I have a new installation of VS Code 1.62.3
When I open .ipynb files that were created in Jupyter Notebook and run the first piece of code, it keeps creating a second copy of the file with a hexidecimal name as a postfix.
Here is a screenshot of what it looks like:
This doesn't happen when I create the file in VS Code, only those created in Jupyter Lab.
Does anyone know why this is happening or how I can stop this?
Thank you
I want to save the whole notebook (i.e mynotebook.ipynb). What's the command that let me save the notebook on the server? Thanks a lot.
I'm not certain what you mean by save "on the server", but you can export it as a ipynb via "File"->"Download as". You can also save it to the file you're working on by clickign the floppy disk icon, or going to "File"->"Save and checkpoint"
Where to find "Download as" option
I know that this question has already been asked but I didn't really achieve what I was looking for with the suggestions in the answers.
I'd like to change the default directory that IPython notebook uses when you open it from the terminal, since it shows hundreds of folders and it's impossible to choose the right one from there.
You need to change to the desired directory before you start the IPython Notebook. On the terminal:
cd path/to/dir
and then:
ipython notebook
i'm looking at the Ipthon in depth videos. One of the first execises is import files from the dashboard. It's a very simple process, preesing the "click here" to import the file, select the ipython notebook file, and that's it. That's why i'm very frustrated. Every time i do this, the name of the file is on the list for a few seconds (with the upload button), and then disappears, without any error message on the dashboard nor in the terminal. There's is some kind of verbose output so i can see what's happen? I'm using Ipython 0.13.2 on fedora 18
Thanks!
Until you get a complete answer this might work. When I was having issues with this (a complete cleanout and reinstall of IPython sorted it for me), I could still import files by using the drag and drop interface.
I am on Win7 64 so different OS