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| @@ -14,6 +14,9 @@ in { | |||
| description = lib.mdDoc '' | |||
| Path to the root of the poetry project that provides this ${kernelName} | |||
| kernel. | |||
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| This poetry project must have the required kernel as a dependency. | |||
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Add an illustrative example of the most common case
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| This poetry project must have the required kernel as a dependency. | |
| This poetry project must have the required kernel as a dependency. | |
| For instance, for a Python kernel, you need the `ipykernel` package. |
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Document that you need to have the kernel as a dependency if you're using
projectDir.Figured this out with @GuillaumeDesforges