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August 06, 2021 13:40
Okay that seems to have done it. I deleted as you recommended and followed the instructions in the link you sent. Things are working as hoped. Some observations: the virtual environment is sens...
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Trying to understand which environment is active when launching Jupyter from PyCharm pro
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August 04, 2021 16:05
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Trying to understand which environment is active when launching Jupyter from PyCharm pro
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August 04, 2021 15:03
I was looking at the interpreter and 'discovered' the option to view the interpreter's paths and below is what I see. There are paths to miniconda, is that appropriate? Is it because my 'base' in...
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Trying to understand which environment is active when launching Jupyter from PyCharm pro
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August 04, 2021 14:04
Actually, jupyter is installed eg. if launch a terminal outside of pycharm it's available. If I do a 'pip list --local', which I thought provides a list of the 'venv' pip installed packages, 'jupy...
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August 03, 2021 15:39
Kind of successful! The conda 'base' no longer appears activated (confirmed by opening new terminal). and 'venv' seems to be the active environment. Importing 'sklearn' seems fine but 'jupyter ...
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Trying to understand which environment is active when launching Jupyter from PyCharm pro
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July 30, 2021 01:41
Interesting follow on. Before I shut down PyCharm I decided to look up the manual for conda deactivate in case I had done it wrong. I hadn't but just for fun I ran 'conda deactivate' again. Surp...
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Trying to understand which environment is active when launching Jupyter from PyCharm pro
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July 29, 2021 20:23
Unfortunately, 'deactivate conda' doesn't help. Below is the screenshot of shutting down the running notebook. After shutdown, two environments exist. After 'deactivate conda', the environment ...
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Trying to understand which environment is active when launching Jupyter from PyCharm pro
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July 26, 2021 21:27
My workflow is as follows: I have a project created in PyC pro. In the project I have a notebook directory where I create notebooks. The notebooks import modules they require and also modules th...
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July 26, 2021 14:31
Also I had sub-questions to understand the information that I see in the terminal: what do the parameters in parentheses mean e.g (venv) (base) xxx@yyy % does the order matter? why can I change t...
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July 26, 2021 14:27
Hi Antonina and thank you for your reply. Yes, I saw that and my configuration is below. As you can see, it is set to 'venv' which contains all the required modules BUT as mentioned, unless I ins...
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