Jon Sequeira
Jon Sequeira
This sounds like a bug. Are you able to give a more complete code example that demonstrates the problem?
If you add this reference in your extension project, does it work as expected? ```xml ```
Let's leave this open for the moment and document this. This is the second time I've seen someone hit this gotcha.
Can you provide an example of the code you're running? Also, how is Jupyter configured on your machine? For example, do you run it via Conda, Anaconda, or another way?
The `#!connect` command isn't specific to any language so it shouldn't matter which language the cell is.
@mattsull-psu, I have the same question for you. How is Jupyter installed on your machine? For example, do you run it via Conda, Anaconda, Python virtual environment...?
Thanks @mattsull-psu! @kvlanger, are you still seeing this issue? Can provide more details about your environment?
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