I'm learning to handle Jupyter in a more advanced way and I have this doubt:
I created a package with Python scripts under the directory "my_packages", and developed its content with the PyCharm editor. I import this package from Jupyter notebook. So that all works well.
The problem is when I make changes to my package code. When I want to update the changes, I click on the PyCharm "Synchronize" button, but in order to make Jupyter see it I have to turn Jupyter off and on again.
As an addition, Jupyter runs under an Anaconda environment and I have exported in .bashrc the path of the package directory:
export PYTHONPATH="$HOME/root_package/":${PYTHONPATH}
export JUPYTER_PATH="$HOME/root_package/":${JUPYTER_PATH}
export PYTHONPATH
export JUPYTER_PATH
I've already tried everything I can imagine (adding channels to anaconda, etc.)
I can't turn Jupyter on and off every time I make a modification to my package.
What can I do?
Hello everyone,
I'm learning to handle Jupyter in a more advanced way and I have this doubt:
I created a package with Python scripts under the directory "my_packages", and developed its content with the PyCharm editor. I import this package from Jupyter notebook. So that all works well.
The problem is when I make changes to my package code. When I want to update the changes, I click on the PyCharm "Synchronize" button, but in order to make Jupyter see it I have to turn Jupyter off and on again.
As an addition, Jupyter runs under an Anaconda environment and I have exported in .bashrc the path of the package directory: export PYTHONPATH="$HOME/root_package/":${PYTHONPATH} export JUPYTER_PATH="$HOME/root_package/":${JUPYTER_PATH} export PYTHONPATH export JUPYTER_PATH
I've already tried everything I can imagine (adding channels to anaconda, etc.) I can't turn Jupyter on and off every time I make a modification to my package. What can I do?
Thank you in advance!!