I want to run Jupyter Lab.exe, but point the working folder of Jupyter to a predefined folder where all my existing notebooks are located. Changing JUPYTER_DATA_DIR from winpython.ini seems to have no impact at all. Neither does WINPYWORKDIR.
The only thing that kind of worked was to add WINPYWORKDIR1 (note 1 at the end) as winjupyter_lab.bat points to that
@echo off
call "%~dp0env_for_icons.bat" %*
cd/D "%WINPYWORKDIR1%"
"%WINPYDIR%\scripts\jupyter-lab.exe" %*
Unfortunately, this creates some files in the defined path that I don't want there.
Looking at the script files, it seems to me that JUPYTER_DATA_DIR in env.bat and WinPython_PS_Prompt.ps1 is overwritten by %%HOME%%%, but commenting it out didn't change anything.
The only things that works at the moment are:
My question: are the variables in winpython.ini meant to solve my task, or do I misunderstand the concept of winpython.ini?
Version I test with: 3.11.6
I want to run Jupyter Lab.exe, but point the working folder of Jupyter to a predefined folder where all my existing notebooks are located. Changing
JUPYTER_DATA_DIRfrom winpython.ini seems to have no impact at all. Neither doesWINPYWORKDIR.The only thing that kind of worked was to add
WINPYWORKDIR1(note1at the end) as winjupyter_lab.bat points to thatUnfortunately, this creates some files in the defined path that I don't want there.
Looking at the script files, it seems to me that
JUPYTER_DATA_DIRin env.bat and WinPython_PS_Prompt.ps1 is overwritten by%%HOME%%%, but commenting it out didn't change anything.The only things that works at the moment are:
My question: are the variables in winpython.ini meant to solve my task, or do I misunderstand the concept of winpython.ini?
Version I test with: 3.11.6