Document jupyter notebook status and how to install a jupyter kernel #105
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Thanks @ngoldbaum! This does seem useful. The content looks reasonable to me, but I haven't tried this at all yet and am not sure what (if anything) is happening regarding free-threading in Jupyter land. @minrk since you were working on pyzmq free-threading support, I suspect you may be able to tell us more here. Does this look fine to you to add?
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| ## Installing a Jupyter Kernel | ||
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| Python](https://github.com/jupyter/notebook/issues/7512), you can use Jupyter |
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If you're linking to issues, maybe Jupyter Lab needs one too? jupyterlab/jupyterlab#16850 is closest.
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👍 I think the jupyterlab one is a better canonical issue. We'll probably close the one on jupyter/notebook as a duplicate.
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Yeah, I think this is fine. FWIW, I don't expect to need any patches in Jupyter. I added some detail to the linked issue that we are mostly just waiting on dependencies, and an example of how I was able to make a free-threading env with JupyterLab. |
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Thanks for the extra detail! I'm actively working on Shipping PyO3 0.23 so hopefully after that I can help with unblocking Jupyter's dependencies. |
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