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How configure VSCode to work with pyscript? #23
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I had the same issue with vscode not showing the kernel. I based my fix off of this post on a related issue with a different kernel microsoft/vscode-jupyter#8286 (comment) In short, update the hass pyscript kernelspec to have the full path to where you have python installed. The problem vscode is having is resolving the correct "python" for it to use. |
I had the same problem, but in the selection there is a possibility to choose 'other kernels' and then it suddenly showed up the hass pyscript kernel for seleciton. Play a little with the import/selection field for the kernel. Unfortunately I cannot reproduce it now. |
I have installed pyscript into Home Assistant (HA). It works properly (I can execute python scripts).
On my client Windows machine I installed HASS Pyscript kernel shim for Jupyter and set settings in pyscript.conf file.
Here is output of
jupyter kernelspec list
console command:I want to remotely debug my python script /pyscript/test.py located on my HA machine (Ubuntu server).
I installed Jupyter extension in VSCode on my Windows machine and created new Jupyter notebook. What are my next steps to connect it to pyscript?
If I press this:
I see this:
I don't see pyscript kernel.
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