Current working directory is ~/ regardless of notebook location
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basnijholt
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~/ regardless of notebook location
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Thanks for filing this issue and sorry you too are running into this. FYI - There's no need to create a new issue, If you or others run into the exact same issue, then providing information in the same issue is preferred |
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I am writing documentation on how to use our JupyterHub with VS Code and now add this following warning: Warning Currently, opening a notebook in VS Code with a JupyterHub kernel will result in an incorrectly set working directory (issue). Do you perhaps know a better workaround? |
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Sorry, but I haven't had a chance to look at this yet, Will look into this today. |
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Unfortunately I am having the same issue in a similar remote jupyter environment. Some options I have tried that all similarly return the workspace home folder rather than the notebook directory: I have also confirmed that the "Notebook File Root" setting is ${fileDirname} and not ${workspaceFolder} any help with this would be greatly appreciated! |
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@DonJayamanne, any suggestions of where to look in debugging this? |
This does not work with remote servers. Looks like the issue you are running into is microsoft/vscode-jupyter#8771 |
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Found that this isn't an issue with VS Code, but thats just how Jupyter Hub works. |
Environment data
Dup of #46 but @DonJayamanne asked for the fully filled in issue template here #46 (comment).
Expected behaviour
I open a notebook, e.g., at
/home/bas.nijholt/adaptive-scheduler/example.ipynband select a new kernel from JupyterHub.I check
import os; os.getcwd()and it shows/home/bas.nijholtinstead of the folder in which the notebook lives (/home/bas.nijholt/adaptive-scheduler).Actual behaviour
I expect that
import os; os.getcwd()would return/home/bas.nijholt/adaptive-schedulerinstead of my home folder.See this:
Steps to reproduce:
[NOTE: Self-contained, minimal reproducing code samples are extremely helpful and will expedite addressing your issue]
~/import os; os.getcwd()Logs
Output for
Jupyterin theOutputpanel (View→Output, change the drop-down the upper-right of theOutputpanel toJupyter)For completeness, the full env that runs our JupyterHub instance.
Generated with
micromamba create -n jupyterhub -y python=3.11 jupyterhub jupyterlab notebook ipywidgetsThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: