First of all, great package, that's exactly what I was looking for. I still have an issue with using the remote conda environment: I am not sure the conda environment on the remote is used properly.
Ideally I would like to source it but the only option I found was to indicate the path of the remote conda environment python binary in kernel spec.
So when importing sys in the local notebook using the remote kernel, i get the correct environment python version (3.5):
But clearly, the environment variables are not right (conda environment was clearly not sourced):
!python --version
Python 2.7.11
Is there a way to properly source the whole remote conda environment instead of just using its associated python binary?
First of all, great package, that's exactly what I was looking for. I still have an issue with using the remote conda environment: I am not sure the conda environment on the remote is used properly.
Ideally I would like to source it but the only option I found was to indicate the path of the remote conda environment python binary in kernel spec.
So when importing sys in the local notebook using the remote kernel, i get the correct environment python version (3.5):
But clearly, the environment variables are not right (conda environment was clearly not sourced):
Is there a way to properly source the whole remote conda environment instead of just using its associated python binary?