run-reproducible-notebook.md

Run reproducible notebook

Let's say I have a reproducible notebook that someone shared with me. This section is intended for users who would like to manage already reproducible notebooks.

NOTE: In order to set up your reproducible notebook environment, you have to verify that your JupyterLab and your jupyterlab-requirements versions are both up to date.

Create a new kernel with %horus

To verify that the notebook is set to the new kernel, run %horus set-kernel to make sure you have a kernel with your dependencies installed. You can also assign a new name to your kernel using --kernel-name flag.

You can see what is the current kernel for your notebook using the top right button:

Other cases

You can consider another use case for managing dependencies:

• start working on a new notebook

• create dependencies for your existing notebook

• convert notebook that uses pip commands in cells

Next steps

Remove kernels