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Enable connecting to conda envs from Jupyter connect command#3184
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Could you also update the docs here? https://github.com/dotnet/interactive/blob/main/docs/jupyter-in-polyglot-notebooks.md |
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This PR allows specifying a conda environment from the command line using
--conda-envoptionThis also removes the need to have vscode start from the anaconda prompt in windows. If no conda-env is provided, it still uses the current environment.