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IJulia.notebook
The only work around I found is to run the following command
$(julia --compile=min --project -e 'using IJulia; println(joinpath(IJulia.Conda.SCRIPTDIR, "jupyter"))') notebook --port="${PORT}"
where ${PORT} is the desired port, but this feels less than ideal.
${PORT}
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Why not just run jupyter directly? Why go through julia at all? The IJulia.notbook() function is mainly a convenience for interactive users …
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IJulia.notbook()
That being said, it is perfectly reasonable to add optional arguments to this function to let you pass additional command-line parameters.
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Why not just run jupyter directly? Why go through julia at all?
Because I don't know where jupyter is installed and I don't care.
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The only work around I found is to run the following command
where
${PORT}
is the desired port, but this feels less than ideal.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: