Please help, how can I use Semantic Link Labs library in a notebook inside a Fabric Pipeline?

[davidfabricdev]

I wish to use the funtions in semantic link labs in a PySpark notebook which will be an activity within a Fabric pipeline;

So, to start here is the notebook, please excuse the distracting commented-out lines where I have been experimenting.  I am running the code inside the notebook, no pipeline involved at this stage, and it works fine.  Note (highlighted) default environment and %pip install.

If I run this inside a pipeline I get this error;

Fair enough, I need to work around the %pip install command which I can't use in this context.  So after some googling I have loaded the semantic link labs library into an environment as a public library.

Now I change my notebook to use the new environment and remove the %pip install command;

When I run the pipeline again I get this error;

If I run %pip list the library is indeed loaded.

It seems that I simply don't understand how to reference it in my notebook.

Now that the library is loaded into the environment do I also need to run an import command?  If so, what is the name of the thing I need to import?  If I don't need to import in the notebook then what would the correct syntax be for the command "

labs.admin.scan_workspaces()"

This is driving me mad though I'm sure the answer is very simple.  Please help!

Thank you in advance.

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[nilendraFabric · Accepted solution]

Hi @davidfabricdev 

even from custom environment you need to import the library in notebook 

import sempy_labs as labs

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