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Directory for Perl kernel spec does not exist #118
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Are you using Windows? or Mac? My main platform has been Ubuntu, anyway, I tried to install IPerl on Windows last weekend and got similar error messages. I "handcrafted" a kernel.json file according to the Perl code, and "cheated" the Jupyter to get started and provide an option of IPerl as one of the kernels, but still had errors ultimately. |
I am trying this out on rhel v8. Do let me know if more information is required. |
Sorry, just saw this. Yes, that error message is related to trying to create the kernel spec (well, actually it's about getting the logo). I might be able to make it continue gracefully if that happens. Though I'm not sure why that happened. Just want to check, but why are you running it as I'm going to try to replicate all those environments and get back to you (@divyansshhh's RHEL v8, @E7-87-83's Windows). You didn't have problems on Ubuntu did you, @E7-87-83? Which version of Perl are you using An example in a Docker started with docker run --rm -it perl:5.38 bash -c 'apt-get update ;
apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends libzmq5 jupyter-console jupyter-notebook jq;
cpanm -nq Devel::IPerl;
bash'
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I missed this update, answering the questions -
Please do let me know if there is any other info required. |
I'm trying to install this using
cpanm Devel::IPerl
and tried executingperl5/bin/iperl
but that fails with the following error -Also, no files are getting created in the
~/.local/share/jupyter/kernels
directory. Any thoughts on what is going wrong?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: