allen-li1231
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1 year ago Hi Smitty, To answer your questions:
- "Is this expected or maybe my setup is not configured correctly?" The notebook is supposed to be locked if it is not connected to a Zeppelin server. It will be editable as soon as the extension successfully login to the server and find your notebook exists on the server. It might be your configurations (incorrect Zeppelin credential or server url), or your network issue that causes the program not reaching unlocking.
- "Maybe this idea won't work?" Your idea is exactly one of my motivations to build this extension: making use of the VSCode ecosystem to help smoothen our workflow with Zeppelin.
I have just uploaded the newer extension version v0.1.7, the previous version wasn't able to emit network error messages so it was hard to determine your problem. Please install the new extension then try opening the same notebook to see if there is any error message pops up.
@allen-li1231 Thanks for making this extension. I have followed the instructions you have in the VS Code extensions page but when I export an existing notebook out to a .zpln file and then open it within VSCode, it keeps marking it as read-only. Is this expected or maybe my setup is not configured correctly? I seem to have gotten it connected to my spark cluster also and everything works in regular Zeppelin web app just not the extension.
What I'm really after is VSCode's intellisense capabilities so I thought I'd install your extension, pull in the notebook file and then take advantage of Metals Scala extension to get intellisense/autocomplete on the scala code in the notebook. This is because the intellisense in vanilla Zeppelin web app leaves alot to be desired. Maybe this idea won't work?
My setup is as follows:
thanks