Benoit Bovy

It worked too when I set the variable manually, but still not when I set it in ``.dir-locals.el``. I've setup a minimal repository here: https://github.com/benbovy/check-cmake-ide-rdm-path. Maybe this can help. I...

You could: - ``M-x package-install conda`` (https://github.com/necaris/conda.el) - In a terminal: ``conda install -n your-env python-language-server -c conda-forge`` - ``M-x conda-env-activate`` (pick your env) - ``M-x lsp`` or ``M-x lsp-restart-workspace``

> Well, I use anaconda, and it works fine for me, also you might need to load your python executable envs correctly for it to resolve. Yes, `mspyls` works fine...

Maybe this could be just as easy as that? ``` $ sudo -E conda install -c conda-forge nb_conda_kernels $ sudo -E conda create -n project_name python numpy scipy $ sudo...

Mmmh maybe not as easy, since JupyterHub is run from a python3 virtual environment and there is no pip package for nb_conda_kernels.

> Mmmh maybe not as easy, since JupyterHub is run from a python3 virtual environment and there is no pip package for nb_conda_kernels. Or maybe I'm wrong here? The user...

So I tested it on a fresh tljh deployment and it worked well! I did no more than ``` $ sudo -E conda install -c conda-forge nb_conda_kernels $ sudo -E...

``nb_conda_kernels`` also works nicely with user created conda envs (a user just need to create a new environment - with a kernel installed - from the terminal and then restart...

I guess you need to restart your server once when you install `nb_conda_kernels` in the TLJH's user environment, but yes afterwards when you create new conda environments a simple page...

> Does anyone see any other potential use case? Similarly to @TomNicholas' oceanography observation data example, I was thinking about trajectories or more generally any collection of geospatial "features". An...