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Allow users to opt out of the default kernel. #958

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Shared Jupyter installations might want to be more selective.

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stevengj commented Nov 2, 2020

Should it be stored in the prefsfile so that this setting is remembered on updates (which needs to get migrated to the new Pkg-based system)? In which case it should be IJULIA_INSTALLKERNEL=no or ``IJULIA_INSTALLKERNEL=yes` (the default), maybe?

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vchuravy commented Nov 2, 2020

For the use case I need this, it's easy to just set this in the script that brings up Julia + IJulia, and I am probably fine with users manually upgrading IJulia and installing a new kernelspec.

Preferences.jl only works on Julia 1.6.

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stevengj commented Nov 2, 2020

Fine; can you add a note to the README?

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I added a note to the documentation.

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