Closed rgbkrk closed 4 years ago
This includes several new functions to make this easier to put together:
_publish_error
_publish_execute_reply_error
subkernels.list_subkernels
When a user tries to use a kernel that isn't installed (or if they have a typo), they get a message like this:
## There is no kernel magic named `pyspark` These are the available kernels: * `%%kernel.ipykernel`
Which renders like so:
This includes several new functions to make this easier to put together:
_publish_error
- publishes an error message on iopub_publish_execute_reply_error
- respond with an execute reply in error statesubkernels.list_subkernels
- list all the subkernelsWhen a user tries to use a kernel that isn't installed (or if they have a typo), they get a message like this:
Which renders like so: