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Issue:
Let's say I have a venv called "env" in Directory A, and also another venv elsewhere with the same name "env" in Directory B. If I create a new kernel (display-name = "Kernel A") in Directory A based on the first "env", then try to create a separate kernel (display-name = "Kernel B") in Directory B based on the second "env," I noticed that only the second kernel is kept. It seems to overwrite the Kernel A, perhaps since both are based on a venv with the same name "env."
I haven't done too much digging, and since I'm still exploring much of the functionalities of ipykernel, I may have missed something here.
Is there a way to create a separate kernel with a different display-name that references different venvs that use the same name?
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Different Kernel for Same venv Name
Different Kernels for Same venv Name
Jul 12, 2023
Issue:
Let's say I have a venv called "env" in Directory A, and also another venv elsewhere with the same name "env" in Directory B. If I create a new kernel (display-name = "Kernel A") in Directory A based on the first "env", then try to create a separate kernel (display-name = "Kernel B") in Directory B based on the second "env," I noticed that only the second kernel is kept. It seems to overwrite the Kernel A, perhaps since both are based on a venv with the same name "env."
I haven't done too much digging, and since I'm still exploring much of the functionalities of ipykernel, I may have missed something here.
Is there a way to create a separate kernel with a different display-name that references different venvs that use the same name?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: