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Kernel does not exist #341
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Try to view the list of installed Jupyter kernels.
Check if the ruby kernel is listed. |
@kojix2 the kernel is listed:
I can select the ruby kernel in the Jupyter Lab UI. |
Hi, @bolshakov, @kojix2. Probably the same or related issue on similar setup except it is Linux. Kernel is listed, I'm able to choose ruby kernel in the UI and it produces three connection tries.
But the kernel doesn't respond to any actions. |
I cannot reproduce the problem. jupyter kernelspec remove ruby3 gem install specific_install
gem specific_install https://github.com/SciRuby/iruby
iruby register --force |
@kojix2 installing from GitHub did help. Thank a bunch 🙇 |
@kojix2, I can confirm too: the version directly from github works as expected. Thanks |
Versions:
I install Jupyter from howebrew if it matters (but tried pip as well).
When I start Jupyher Lab, the ruby kernel does not respond. The following errors are in the logs:
This setup worked in the past, but stopped working all of the sudden. I appreciate you can guide me to the right direction.
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