I've got the updated Python VSCode extension installed and it works great. I'm able to use the URL with the token to connect to a remote Jupyter notebook. I just cannot seem to figure out how to change the kernel on the remote notebook for use in VSCode.
If I connect to the remote notebook through a web browser, I can see my two environments through the GUI and change kernels. Is there a similar option in the VSCode extension?
VS Code doesn't currently expose remote kernels in the UI, but we will look into that soon. Can you please log an issue on https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-python/issues to help us track this request?
Run the following command in vscode:
Python: Select interpreter to start Jupyter server
It will allow you to choose the kernel that you want.
The command that worked for me in vscode:
Notebook: Select Notebook Kernel
Then, scroll all the way to the bottom, to choose
Connect to Local Kernels will change to local kernel
You can switch between Remote and Local from here.
