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This epic includes all issues that should be solvable when/if VS Code adds native notebook support.
See microsoft/vscode#91987 for details on the VS Code side of the work.
Instructions to try the new Notebook Editor
- Install latest VS Code Insiders
- Install Python extension
- Ensure you opt into using the
Python Insiders Release
using the commandPython: Switch to Insiders Daily Channel
from the command palette. - Reload VS Code when prompted to do so.
- Option 1
- Open a Python file (wait for extension to get activated),
- Right click on an
ipynb
file and select the optionOpen in preview Notebook Editor
. - This allows you to use both the new and old editor. E.g. if some feature doesn't work in the new Editor, you can close it and open the file using the old editor and perform the necessary functions (e.g. Selecting Kernels, etc)
- Option 2
- Always use the new Notebook Editor.
- Open your user settings file
settings.json
, and add the following setting
"python.experiments.optInto": [
"NativeNotebook - experiment",
],
* As the notebook is in preview state, most features might not be available or function properly. In this case you'd need to revert changes to `settings.json` to get back to the old editor.
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