Hi Brendan, regarding your fallback solution: the notebook server is Python code. You can import the packages and call the functions to start a notebook server in the current process. The 'jupyter' command itself is a Python script, so just follow the code path to see what it does when invoked with certain options. Once you get to the point where the notebook server is started, you'll know how to do that directly from your code. You'll probably have to follow the code path a bit further to see where the token is generated and stored.
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