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Failed to start kernel on a Mac M1 with homebrew Python #12632
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@eleanorjboyd please could you provide a screenshot of the error message you get in the Notebook and any error messages displayed (as standard popup error messages on the bottom right of vscode) |
Please could you enable logging as follows:
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error msg displayed in the notebook
verbose logs from output channel
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@eleanorjboyd @connor4312 similarly for you, does this work in the terminal |
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On x86 Ubuntu. I gave Don a tunnel to my VM to play around. |
@connor4312 This is most likely an issue with the version of Python downloaded, not sure, basically Jupyter application is not working outside vscode, hence thats' not working to work in vscode either. I'm not even able to create a virtual environment using the version of Python that is installed in there. I think we might want to look into this next iteration on how to best solve this problem for users on Ubuntu. |
Ok. This is using the default |
@eleanorjboyd how did you install Python3 on your Mac?
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Damn it, its possible both issues (including the one reported by Conner) are the same as originally suspected by @connor4312 (could be due to the way Python was installed) |
is it still helpful if I run the above commands and return the output? |
Yes please do run the commands |
Here are the following things you asked me to run, numbers 1-9.
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Sounds good thanks for the help! |
The problem is simple |
This should be fixed in the latest pre-release version
@connor4312 please could you also test this in the linux environment you used, you can use the same Python (I believe it was Please let me know how that goes |
@connor4312
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@DonJayamanne, yep it worked! Just had to install jupyter on my homebrew version of python and I was good to go. Thanks! |
@connor4312 looks like you have the older version of the Jupyter extension, you need version |
Ah, apologies. Here we go: seems like it detected what was wrong this time |
@connor4312 please could you run the following and upload the contents of output.txt file Basically I would like to see all of the output (the logs do not have everything as the packages were already isntalled) |
ms-toolsai-jupyter-insiders.vsix.zip |
That's working for me now! |
closing as verified |
I got this bug when I executed the following steps:
python: create environment
commandcreate new jupyter notebook
as notebook output:
output panel for Jupyter
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