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Notebooks, VS Code and Customized Python libraries
Hi Anonymous !
Thanks for the input.Regarding question2:
So, that means there is no where, in MS Fabric workspace to see where the builtin folder is ? Perhaps this could be improved in future I would say, for the sake of integrity, clearness and completness.
Regarding questions 1 and 3:I already did what you are sugesting 2 days ago. Here's the link for it, if someone would like to review/improve the idea and, eventually, give an up vote:
https://ideas.fabric.microsoft.com/ideas/idea/?ideaid=8cf87c47-99a4-ee11-92bd-6045bdbdea69Thank you
Hi Anonymous !
Sorry for late response, but I was away for some Christmas time with family and friends. 🙂
Before anything, thanks for your input.
Based on it, I think that, for now, the most straightforward way of making use of custom libraries is really the notebook resource feature, because one only needs to publish the 'resource'/library into MS Fabric and that's it, which makes it easy and simple to use and to adjust whenever there is the need for it.
With this is mind, I have a couple more questions:
- Is there any other documentation for it, excluding the one I pointed out initially? Is it planned to build some more documentation for this feature, eventually including one or multiple use case scenarios/examples?
- Is there a way to see, in MS Fabric, where is the 'notebook resource'/custom library landing, after being exported from VS code? Will the 'notebook resource'/custom library be landing in the Files section of the data lake associated with the notebook, for instance, or is it somewhere else?
- Related to VS Code and MS Fabric integration, and because I like to be an efficient programmer I find a bit clunky/not practical to keep pushing all those import/export buttons. Is it planned to enable some sort of automatic import/export of notebooks and their resources into or from MS Fabric ?
Again, thanks for the input.
Hi SergioTorrinha
For the question 2 :
First step, click "open notebook button" in the tree view:
VScode will open a folder like this:
All the resource files are in the built in folder here:
We can right click the item and review it in file explorer to get it's address.
For questions 1 and 3 currently, there is no plan. I request you please share the feedback on our feedback channel . Which would be open for the user community to upvote & comment on. This allows our product teams to effectively prioritize your request against our existing feature backlog and gives insight into the potential impact of implementing the suggested feature.
Hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any further queries.
Hi Anonymous !
Thanks for the input.Regarding question2:
So, that means there is no where, in MS Fabric workspace to see where the builtin folder is ? Perhaps this could be improved in future I would say, for the sake of integrity, clearness and completness.
Regarding questions 1 and 3:I already did what you are sugesting 2 days ago. Here's the link for it, if someone would like to review/improve the idea and, eventually, give an up vote:
https://ideas.fabric.microsoft.com/ideas/idea/?ideaid=8cf87c47-99a4-ee11-92bd-6045bdbdea69Thank you
Hi SergioTorrinha
Thanks for the feedback.