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I would like to use iron.nvim with a specified kernel in a virtual environment. I tried already to edit my config as such:
local iron = require("iron.core")
iron.setup {
config = {
repl_definition = {
python = {
command = "source ~/venv/default/bin/activate && jupyter console --existing",
type = "bracketed"
}
},
}
}
This technically works, but in the ipython console, I would like to change directory to the current working directory, and also instead of using simply --existing, it would be best if I could spawn a list of the currently available kernels (like the output from ~/.local/share/jupyter/runtime/) and select which kernel to use as --existing kernel-xxxxxxxxxxx.json
Also it would be great from that list to be able to choose "normal ipython" and launch a new ipython window like it's normally done in the defaults of iron.nvim
Could you help me achieve this?
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I would like to use iron.nvim with a specified kernel in a virtual environment. I tried already to edit my config as such:
This technically works, but in the ipython console, I would like to change directory to the current working directory, and also instead of using simply
--existing
, it would be best if I could spawn a list of the currently available kernels (like the output from~/.local/share/jupyter/runtime/
) and select which kernel to use as--existing kernel-xxxxxxxxxxx.json
Also it would be great from that list to be able to choose "normal ipython" and launch a new ipython window like it's normally done in the defaults of iron.nvim
Could you help me achieve this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: