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Better indication that a remote kernel is connected #7713
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Kernels issues (start/restart/switch/execution, install ipykernel)
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Sep 30, 2021
Related to #7598 |
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This will be fixed with the new kernel picker |
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Labels
feature-request
Request for new features or functionality
notebook-remote
Applies to remote Jupyter Servers
Testing microsoft/vscode#133905
When connected to a remote kernel, the server in the status bar mentions you are on a remote but the kernel doesn't mention anything:
Same thing in the kernel picker, I assume that when I am "connected" to a remote kernel that there is some indicator that helps identify it:
I think having either some icon or a text label in the kernel picker that says "Remote" would help in this situation
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