>
> I'm still interested to understand why my virtualenv/cygwin/jupyter was
> picking up my Anaconda Python3 kernel though - pour mourir moins bete as
> they say around here.
>
If I read correctly, you started Jupyter with a plain 'jupyter' command, no
absolute path. Have you check the PATH
OK, the answer to my first question would be to use conda-forge, didn't
realize the kubernetes client was available there, so:
conda install -c conda-forge python-kubernetes
did the trick.
I'm still interested to understand why my virtualenv/cygwin/jupyter was
picking up my Anaconda
OK, the answer to my first question would be to use conda-forge, didn't
realize the kubernetes client was available there, so:
conda update -n base -c defaults conda
did the trick.
I'm still interested to understand why my virtualenv/cygwin/jupyter was
picking up my Anaconda Python3
