This is pretty frustrating since the only way I can start up jupyter with the correct venv is by uninstalling jupyter from all other venvs. Let me know if you need any more information or if I should start a separate issue. That is why we need to add it by running this code.
#Install jupyter notebook in virtual environment install
pip install -user ipykernel We need to manually add the kernel if we want to have the virtual environment in the Jupyter Notebook. First, activate your virtual environment and run this code. This behavior persists after closing and starting vscode-insiders again, so it's not like it's related to what environment I first try to start the Python Interactive window from. We need to set up a few things before we could have our virtual environment in the Jupyter Notebook.
It uses the torch-tests environment by default, without showing any error messages. Unfortunately, when I the tried in the purl folder again, I got this: If you open Jupyter outside of this environment, the kernel. conda install -c anaconda ipykernel Add your qiskit environment to jupyter: python -m ipykernel install -user -nameqiskitenv Now open your Jupyter Notebook within the activated environment - This is very important. Now it picks up the correct interpreter! Great! 2.Add the new environment to Jupyter Notebook. Adding and removing virtual environments to Jupyter notebook. When I use vscode-insiders and I'm running a cell in the torch-tests folder, I get this: So I found this issue today so I downloaded the insiders build and tried again.
However, when I use vscode and I try to run a cell in the purl folder, it again doesn't pick up the correct interpreter:īut this time I'm not so lucky and it uses the torch-tests environment, which does not have the correct packages installed. Fortunately, for this environment, it looks like microsoft/vscode-python#3433 allows vscode to find the correct virtual environment anyways.
Message - even though Python 3.6.7 64-bit is not my selected interpreter. Using closest match Python 3.6.5 64-bit ('torch-tests': venv) instead. Jupyter kernel cannot be started from 'Python 3.6.7 64-bit'.
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