I have anaconda installed and Jupyter is installed with anaconda.
When I run .\configure-jupyter.wlsadd on the command prompt , I get the following output and it doesn't work. Even after using binary locations, I have the same output. I am also unsure about the location of the Jupyter binary since its installed through Anaconda.
Thanks in advance.
configure-jupyter.wls add ["\absolute\path\to\Wolfram-Engine-binary--not-wolframscript"]
adds a Wolfram Engine, either attached to the current invocation, or at the provided absolute Wolfram Engine binary path, to a Jupyter binary on PATH
configure-jupyter.wls add "\absolute\path\to\Wolfram-Engine-binary--not-wolframscript" "path\to\Jupyter-binary"
adds the provided absolute Wolfram Engine binary path to the provided Jupyter binary path
configure-jupyter.wls remove ["\absolute\path\to\Wolfram-Engine-binary--not-wolframscript"]
removes the Wolfram Engine, either attached to the current invocation, or at the provided absolute Wolfram Engine binary path, from a Jupyter binary on PATH
configure-jupyter.wls remove "\absolute\path\to\Wolfram-Engine-binary--not-wolframscript" "path\to\Jupyter-binary"
removes the provided absolute Wolfram Engine binary path from the provided Jupyter binary path
configure-jupyter.wls clear ["path\to\Jupyter-binary"]
removes all Wolfram Engines found on a Jupyter binary on PATH, or optional provided Jupyter binary path
configure-jupyter.wls build
builds the WolframLanguageForJupyter paclet in the project directory
I have anaconda installed and Jupyter is installed with anaconda. When I run
.\configure-jupyter.wlsadd on the command prompt , I get the following output and it doesn't work. Even after using binary locations, I have the same output. I am also unsure about the location of the Jupyter binary since its installed through Anaconda.Thanks in advance.