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I am wondering if it is by design or a bug - I have come to a following issue:
I set all cells of jupyter notebook as init_cell true.
Works as expected and upon opening the notebook the cells auto run.
After sometime I need to restart the notebook and run all cells. When I use option Restart and Run All the notebook never passes the first cell - all cells are denoted as restarting and ready to run (*) but it stays there forever.
Hoewer, if I use restart the kernel only then it auto runs all cells which is caused by init_cell.
Thus my question is if this behavior is intentional? As you can imagine, in reality I am operating in code remotely, thus knowing if user has set his notebook with init_cell option or not is a difference between working and not working notebook.
Thank you for Your thoughts.
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Hello,
I am wondering if it is by design or a bug - I have come to a following issue:
I set all cells of jupyter notebook as init_cell true.
Works as expected and upon opening the notebook the cells auto run.
After sometime I need to restart the notebook and run all cells. When I use option Restart and Run All the notebook never passes the first cell - all cells are denoted as restarting and ready to run (*) but it stays there forever.
Hoewer, if I use restart the kernel only then it auto runs all cells which is caused by init_cell.
Thus my question is if this behavior is intentional? As you can imagine, in reality I am operating in code remotely, thus knowing if user has set his notebook with init_cell option or not is a difference between working and not working notebook.
Thank you for Your thoughts.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: