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Shared kernel for Jupyter Notebook and console #3801

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AJajodia opened this issue Jul 2, 2024 · 3 comments
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Shared kernel for Jupyter Notebook and console #3801

AJajodia opened this issue Jul 2, 2024 · 3 comments
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area: console Issues related to Console category. area: notebooks Issues related to Notebooks category. enhancement New feature or request support
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@AJajodia
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AJajodia commented Jul 2, 2024

It would be nice to have the ability to interact with Jupyter Notebook variables from the console, similar to how users can tinker with variables in .Rmd files from the R console. This functionality exists in a similar capacity in Qtconsole and by manually connecting to kernel instances, but it would be a great built-in feature.

Discussion can be found here #3766

@AJajodia AJajodia added the enhancement New feature or request label Jul 2, 2024
@seeM seeM added area: console Issues related to Console category. area: notebooks Issues related to Notebooks category. labels Jul 2, 2024
@ntluong95
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This feature is very much needed. If I highlight some part of the code, right click and choose Run Python -> Run Python in console, it will not work as they are not sharing the same kernel

@juliasilge
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As an observation, this is kind of like the opposite of the request for Quarto files to have inline, notebook-like execution.

Related to #1533

@juliasilge juliasilge added this to the Future milestone Jul 8, 2024
@danieltomasz
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For me its not the something a bit orthogonal rather;
#1533 is discussing where to plot/display the output of the cell execution of notebook connected to kernel;
This issue is discussing rather having an additional way to input/interact with the kernel;

This should be option to configure, perhaps not by default (or just user can open an console connected to the current running kernel in the notebook) ; sometimes I very need the input inline in the notebook, sometimes would be create to print/test something without adding and removing code in the notebook

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