The notebook template hard-codes a local virtualenv + Python version in metadata (e.g., kernelspec display_name ".venv (3.10.13)" and language_info.version). This tends to create noisy diffs across machines and can confuse users when the repo’s supported Python differs. Consider switching to a generic kernelspec (e.g., "python3") and removing the version-pinned fields from metadata.
Originally posted by @Copilot in #27 (comment)
Relevant files:
- runs/cnn/cnn_results_template.ipynb
- src/elp_rumble/evaluate_cnn.py
The notebook template hard-codes a local virtualenv + Python version in metadata (e.g., kernelspec display_name ".venv (3.10.13)" and language_info.version). This tends to create noisy diffs across machines and can confuse users when the repo’s supported Python differs. Consider switching to a generic kernelspec (e.g., "python3") and removing the version-pinned fields from metadata.
Originally posted by @Copilot in #27 (comment)
Relevant files: