Hydrogen had been working fine for me. I had set up my first conda environment that I was working in, installed a kernel in it and everything was great(tested). However after installing several packages in the environment I went to import numpy and got an error (numpy worked fine in a notebook, and other libraries imported in Hydrogen fine). I couldn't figure it out so I decided to try and create a new environment to see if that worked.
Now however, using the new kernel (from the new environment) I don't get any output at all. No errors, I just get the updated kernel message and nothing happens. I tried deleting any other kernels (even though I was selecting the newest one) and still nothing, and any other kernel I create now results in the same problem . The kernel will show up in the updated kernels message, but doesn't show up as a running kernel.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, as now I can't run any code through hydrogen at all.
Hydrogen had been working fine for me. I had set up my first conda environment that I was working in, installed a kernel in it and everything was great(tested). However after installing several packages in the environment I went to import numpy and got an error (numpy worked fine in a notebook, and other libraries imported in Hydrogen fine). I couldn't figure it out so I decided to try and create a new environment to see if that worked.
Now however, using the new kernel (from the new environment) I don't get any output at all. No errors, I just get the updated kernel message and nothing happens. I tried deleting any other kernels (even though I was selecting the newest one) and still nothing, and any other kernel I create now results in the same problem . The kernel will show up in the updated kernels message, but doesn't show up as a running kernel.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, as now I can't run any code through hydrogen at all.