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VS Code: Failed to start the Kernel #101
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It looks like the kernel replaces your username |
Yeah. I'm not completely sure if it is an issue of finding the kernel executable, or the config file. It seems to be unable to find the executable, because of the syscall that caused the Exception? (see originalException data above: It does work when using the Deno kernel though:
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Solved by adding the following to my
I wonder if there'd be any VS Code settings, or something could be done in tslab in order to locate a proper |
I can't solve this on windows |
i have this issue too on macOS. adding it to my {"argv": ["/Users/[username]/.config/nvm/versions/node/v20.10.0/bin/tslab", "kernel", "--config-path", "{connection_file}"], "display_name": "TypeScript", "language": "typescript"} probably not the ideal way to solve the issue, but it should work on Windows as well. |
Hi, my
tslab
kernel is not starting when inside the VS Code Jupyter Extension I select the tslab TypeScript kernel.Not sure if it is a problem with the extension, because it seems the JSON config file doesn't get created, so tslab is not able to open it. But I have tested with the Deno kernel and it does start.
From
jupyter lab
it does work.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: