Open blokeley opened 5 years ago
Update: jupyter notebook
works if I start it in my home directory, but not anywhere else. It also raises the FileNotFoundError
if I use jupyter notebook --notebook-dir=C:\code\sandbox
I closed this issue in error. A completely fresh install of Anaconda for Python 3.7 on Windows 10 still cannot open jupyter notebook
or jupyter lab
unless the directory is a subdirectory of the home directory.
What do I have to do to request a change for this? This is a mess for every user who has the OS on an small ssd and have endless space on NAS, harddisks etc. Such an type of code editor should never decide how files are organized. I know that here are differences between Linux and Windows - but at least under Windows it is common to organize work as described. I see dozens if questions like this on endless blogs that ask for any switches or directory entries. If you prefer you can make it a default - but there must be a way to change such a path. Otherwise this will reduce the overall usability of this great tool.
I did a fresh install of Anaconda 3.7 and tried opening a Jupyter notebook by doing the following:
cd
to a directory that is not under my home directory.jupyter notebook
command.I get the following error:
Updating the packages with
conda update --all
makes no difference.Using
jupyter lab
gives the same error.Versions
pandas.show_versions()
gives:Please let me know how to fix this!