Refer to the support article on troubleshooting Jupyter Notebooks in RStudioįor additional information on troubleshooting Workbench with Jupyter.How to downgrade or upgrade python versions in Anaconda distributionĬhanging package versions in an Anaconda distribution is not as easy as you thought or told by many online resources. Terminal $ ~/ venvs / my_environment / bin / pip install rsconnect_jupyter # Install `rsconnect-jupyter` as a jupyter extension $ ~/ venvs / my_environment / bin / jupyter - nbextension install - sys - prefix - py rsconnect_jupyter # Enable JavaScript extension $ ~/ venvs / my_environment / bin / jupyter - nbextension enable - sys - prefix - py rsconnect_jupyterįor more information refer to the documentation for

Method 1 - Install additional Python version for all users #

Method 1: requires administrator access, OR.

Determine if you want to add a new Python version or environment for all users:.

RStudio Server Pro 1.2.5+ or higher, including RStudio Workbench v1.4, and configured with Jupyter Notebooks and one version of Python.

In addition to the Python version and environment that is used in the Posit Workbench configuration, you can configure additional Python versions andĮnvironments using the following steps. RStudio Server Pro 1 versions 1.2.5+, including RStudio Workbench version 1.4+, and Posit Workbench include the ability to use Jupyter Older versions will not be renamed to Posit Workbench. You may find instances of RStudio Server, RStudio Server Pro, RStudio Sessions, and references to older versions of Workbench that still have 'RStudio'. RStudio Workbench has been renamed to Posit Workbench. Method 2 - Register an additional Python environment only for your user Register additional Python version as a new kernel Method 1 - Install additional Python version for all users

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