Closed rnett closed 3 years ago
Yes, you can grab JAVA_HOME in the python code you've mentioned and use it for running a kernel. PRs are welcome
Trying to import the gradle project gives me lots of Could not resolve org.jetbrains.kotlin:kotlin-scripting-dependencies:1.5.30-dev-1502.
errors, ~is there a repository I should add?~ I found TeamCity configs in settings
, but I still get resolution errors unless I set the kotlin version to 1.5.20
. It's a 401 error, is there a public version I can use?
I have multiple JDKs installed, and I would like to be able to control which one my notebook runs with. Ideally this would be a per-notebook setting, but a per-jupyter instance setting would also work.
JAVA_HOME
does not seem to be used, so even just using that would be a significant upgrade.If it's as simple as it looks (using JAVA_HOME here) I can make a PR.