Filter unwanted Jupyter kernels in Universal image #139
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🚀 Looks great to me!
@jungaretti Could you help bump the patch version in https://github.com/devcontainers/images/blob/main/src/universal/manifest.json#L2 so that we are ready to publish the universal image with this change?
Co-authored-by: Samruddhi Khandale <skhandale@microsoft.com>
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Adds the
jupyter.kernels.filterVS Code setting to the Universal image to filter unwanted Python kernels. This setting makes for a much cleaner VS Code experience when using the Jupyter extension.This won't filter new Conda environments or Python installations that users add. It just hides the extra installations in the universal image that don't include our Jupyter and ML tooling.
Before:
Note that the
Suggestedkernel isn't our primary installation of Python and that there are several entries for our primary installation (because of our symlinks).After:
The only kernel that appears in the picker is our primary installation of Python. Its path matches the output of
which python3.