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We can either 1) add a note on the notebooks to let the the user know Python3 (ipykernel) is the kernel of xcdat_notebook by default or 2) add the extra step to register the kernel in all of the notebooks, which is necessary if the tries to use the notebooks through a Jupyter instance invoked elsewhere and not xcdat_notebook.
Also we should make sure the conda env setup instructions are identical across notebooks.
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[Doc]: Add steps for setting up kernel in Jupyter Notebooks
[Doc]: Add steps for setting up kernel in Jupyter Notebooks and make conda env setup consistent
Apr 30, 2024
tomvothecoder
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[Doc]: Add steps for setting up kernel in Jupyter Notebooks and make conda env setup consistent
[Doc]: Add steps for setting up kernel and make conda env setup consistent across Jupyter Notebooks
Apr 30, 2024
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Related to #646 (comment)
Also we should make sure the conda env setup instructions are identical across notebooks.
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