Michael C. Grant

Hmm. I wonder, we're using `traitlets.config.manager.BaseJSONConfigManager` to read your config files, but now it looks like `notebook` has created its own version of this class. I wonder if that has...

What I really want to see is the JSON file that it is trying to load. It's a `jupyter_notebook_config.json` file, most likely, but I'm not 100% sure what the path...

I'm going to need some help reproducing this. ``` conda create -n p37 -c conda-forge python=3.7 notebook conda install -n p37 -c conda-forge nb_conda_kernels ``` Produces the following output: ```...

Sorry for the delay on this one. But `nb_conda_kernels` is not responsible for enumerating the environments—that it delegates, as it should in my view, to conda itself. In particular, if...

So I guess the question is, are you sure that the `CONDA_ENVS_PATH` environment variable is making it to the process that is running `nb_conda_kernels`? My guess is that it is...

@goanpeca, @ericdill and I just discovered a silent failure wil occur in another instance as well: when using the `--private` flag on an organization (-u) that doesn't have private package...

So my guess is there is some sort of permissions failure that goes undetected by the client.

@bkreider let's huddle on this very soon and work on getting a point release out there.

I think I see what you're saying. The intent of course is to skip activation if the kernel environment is the same as the `nb_conda_kernels` environment. But it's not clear...

> This assumes that the environment has been activated prior to the execution of nb/lab and that the context is passed to the kernel subprocess. Yes, is is the assumption....