Prefer using Notebook tools over Python tools for notebooks #25098
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DonJayamanne
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| `This tool cannot be used for Jupyter Notebooks. Install the Jupyter Extension (${JUPYTER_EXTENSION_ID}) & try using notebook specific tools instead.`, |
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@rebornix From my testing this works as expected.
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@karthiknadig @eleanorjboyd @rebornix @amunger
This change will change how the Python tools work.
The python tools will no longer work with Notebooks.
Previously it would,
From my testing, this change works perfectly well.
I think thats fraught with danger. There are a lot of things to consider.
Ideally there should ever be only one way of doing things, whether its local/remote/python/non-python notebooks.