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Add documentation on using jupyverse #16190
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Looks good to me, I will wait with merging to give others chance to proof read the latest version.
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Thanks!
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So will running jupyverse
in the terminal run a JupyterLab session in my browser?
i.e. does jupyverse
replace the jupyter lab
command I use now? And, if so, can I pass all the same JupyterLab arguments to jupyverse
?
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So will running
jupyverse
in the terminal run a JupyterLab session in my browser?
If jupyverse was installed with pip install jupyverse[auth, jupyterlab]
, yes. If installed with pip install jupyverse[auth, notebook]
, it will run Jupyter Notebook.
i.e. does
jupyverse
replace thejupyter lab
command I use now? And, if so, can I pass all the same JupyterLab arguments tojupyverse
?
Yes, but arguments are different. More information is available in the documentation.
References
See #12625 (comment).
Code changes
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User-facing changes
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Backwards-incompatible changes
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