Fix No module named jupyter_client.kernelspecapp error #5
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When Python 2 conda environment is created, it pulls the most recent
IPython
(currently 4.0.0)The project seems to be in flux right now between IPython/Jupyter and referring to the old way of registering the Python 2 kernel generates an error and prevents the build. Complete error message below.
The line that generates the error is this:
https://github.com/rothnic/anaconda-notebook/blob/c45256491fee3f0995e022b1dc96f4f467b14972/Dockerfile#L40-41
Explicitly installing IPython 3 at least makes the image able to build-- a quick fix.
A better solution is likely to upgrade the whole image to install
jupyter
and its related commands for registering the kernel instead ofipython
.Here's the complete error message: