Kevin Bates

Sounds like an instance of this: https://github.com/jupyter/notebook/issues/2306#issuecomment-287771112 (although I don't think the work around reference worked). Sounds like it's generally a good idea to always prefix custom module names in...

The solution, in this instance, is to rename or move the local file: `logging.py`, although there's potential for this on any number of file names.

Not sure if this helps, but you could augment the `argv` stanza of your kernelspec to use launch the kernel from a script and modify PATH prior to its launch......

Agreed. Since this is an issue only when spanning envs, the "target" python env must then be determined. Btw, here's a repo that, I believe, fits your bill: https://github.com/Cadair/jupyter_environment_kernels. It...

Hmm - I'm not reproducing this (using `6.0.3`). The [comment in this area of the code](https://github.com/jupyter/notebook/blob/master/notebook/services/kernels/handlers.py#L245-L247) seems to sum up the intent and, although it's "easy for me to say",...

Hi @MollyBai777 - could you please run `jupyter --version` from the same terminal window in which you typically run `jupyter notebook`? This will give us an idea of what version...

Thank you. Although this issue should have been addressed via 6.0.1, I would recommend upgrading to the current version (6.0.3) and perhaps that upgrade will resolve this. Please try either...

Are you still encountering the issue with the `react-dom.production.min.js` file? If not, please provide the latest output of your notebook server console.

This looks correct. I don't see the 404 error on the react js file. What happens when you try to open/create a notebook (and what's displayed on the console afterward)?...

It's strange that you're still missing the file. I don't really know enough about front-end stuff to be of more help here. Did you happen to try the workaround described...