Closed jdegenstein closed 2 weeks ago
Hi. Thanks for the suggestion :).
Of course, restarting the kernel can be the same as closing and creating a new terminal. However, to reset the kernel, IPython provides the %reset -f
command such that the terminal doesn't need to be re-created. And to kill the kernel: with the terminal panel selected Ctrl + C
interrupts the current run.
Try the %reset -f
and let me know if it works for you. Thanks!
The jupyter interactive console in VSCode has a built-in button to restart the kernel. I think it would be valuable to have the same feature in this extension. I would suggest a hotkey instead of a button though.
Thanks for the great work on this extension, it is much improved with the move to
%run -i
from clipboard.