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Hi,
First, this is a great tool, saves me a lot of time working with bigquery.
Now to my question/issue/feature suggestion (you tell me which one it is).
I want to connect to datalab using my vscode editor (which now has excellent support for notebooks).
The vscode way to do this hash 2 steps:
Run the notebook on the remote datalab kernel - this works fine, I can execute the code on the remote kernel (which makes sense since datalab is based on jupyter)
Connect to the remote file system via ssh to be able to save the notebook on the remote workspace - this doesn't work since the host OS of datalab is missing some of the requirements.
What's the best way to go around this?
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Hi,
First, this is a great tool, saves me a lot of time working with bigquery.
Now to my question/issue/feature suggestion (you tell me which one it is).
I want to connect to datalab using my vscode editor (which now has excellent support for notebooks).
The vscode way to do this hash 2 steps:
What's the best way to go around this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: