Move Python interactive to a new window (same workspace)

[harrisliuwk]

I have two monitors at work and naturally wonder if I can use one screen for coding and the other for monitoring feedbacks from IPython/Jupyter Notebook/Pyhon Interactive, and the answer is sadly no. Split to left/right is not good because I want space of the entire monitor for viewing csv files and printing large dataframe in Python Interactive tab of full width is also a great pleasure.

When I run a Python program and reveal the Python interactive tab, I tried drag the tab out of the current window and nothing happens. Then I tried command "Duplicate Workspace in New Window" in command pallete to copy my workspace, but when I run my Python program in my new window, it initialize a second Python Interactive tab and apperently it has a different kernal than the first one's. And I can't move my first Python Interactive tab to the new window (of the duplicated workspace).

So is there anything I can do? I had a though that maybe I can change the token of the second Jupyter kernal to reconnect to the old kernal, but didn't figure it out. Thanks ahead for any help.

Btw, I want to ask if there is a common alternative for the name "Python Interactive". If not I would like to suggest a change for "Python Interactive" as it is hard to find the the relevant information when searching with Google. Because a lot of search results about "Python" and "Interactive" come up but few for "Python Interactive" even I've wrap my keyword with quotes.

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Thanks for submitting this issue. Please also check if it is already covered by an existing one, like:

• Python Interactive Window Has No Command Line. (#76464)

[RMacfarlane]

Related #10121

[mjbvz]

Thanks. Please file a feature request against the python extension for this. It will require fixes in VS Code (#10121 and #32818) but this request should be tracked in the python extension