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Re: Fabric Monday 13: Using VS Code to edit notebooks

07-31-2024 01:16 AM

DennesTorres
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DennesTorres
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Fabric Monday 13: Using VS Code to edit notebooks

‎11-20-2023 12:24 PM


Discover how to use Visual Studio Code to edit notebooks and run notebooks in Microsoft Fabric portal

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DennesTorres
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‎07-31-2024 01:16 AM

Hi,

I had a similar issue some time ago. It's not much straightforward to solve it. I'm not using VS Code on a daily basis for development because the configuration of the environment was too complex. Based on your question, I think it still is.

Check if this link helps: https://community.fabric.microsoft.com/t5/Data-Engineering/VS-Code-and-Synapse-Kernel/m-p/3508866#M1...

Kind Regards,

Dennes

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SClark1
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‎07-30-2024 06:38 AM

Thank you, Dennes, for this helpful video. 

How do I add use my Fabric' workspace access to identify the Kernel' path that I need to add in VS Code, in order to be able to attach running the Notebook in VS Code to the correct remote Python packages? When I click on the Kernel selector in the upper-right corner of the VS Code IDE, I do not see anything other than a local path to Python 3.12.4.

Appreciatively, Stephen. 

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