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manual kernel switching #39
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I'd say #40 is somewhat related, too. It would bind kernels to files though. |
So is there a way right now to switch the ipython kernel from "ipython" to "ipython3"? Because it tries to run the ipython kernel ( which is ipython2), instead of the ipython3 kernel. |
I guess the solution would be to have ipython3 only on your Path, as the current kernel mapping seems to not support a mapping like: {"Python": "python3"} but maybe I'm missing something there. @willwhitney should know more. |
Well, creating a symbolic link like this ln -s /usr/bin/ipython3 /usr/bin/ipython also works. |
There are actually a few issues here.
@rgbkrk is there a better way for Hydrogen to support this given the current state of the IPython kernel? |
On current However, there is a way to install the kernels when on a 3.x release:
I'm on an |
As I mentioned in #119, this is also common for Julia developers who have multiple Julia versions installed for testing purposes. These are all installed as separate kernelspecs (
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Is it possible to also add an option of selecting a remote kernel? If I have an IPython notebook running on the remote server, it would be nice to be able to execute code in the context of the one of the notebooks there. |
This has been discussed quite a bit. It's definitely on my "want" list, but On Fri, Oct 9, 2015 at 6:22 PM Maxim Grechkin notifications@github.com
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Relating to this issue: I realised that the upgrade of Julia had deprecated the previous julia 0.3 kernel. This still showed up in Whereas I realise that it bad practise anyway to keep deprecated kernels, I think exposing kernel-connection settings would definitely help. |
See #138 |
While defining mappings between grammar names and kernel languages is good for cleaning up nonstandard language names, there are situations where you want to change the kernel being used manually:
To support these use cases, we should add some way of switching kernels.
I think it makes the most sense to replace the existing grammar -> kernel mapping config with this. The interaction might be something like this:
display_name
(Python 3.4)Does this sound like a reasonable interaction?
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