added ipykernel & pip to (hopefully allow support for ipython...) #1
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So this does give access to iPython, but when I try to launch the interactive iPython terminal with
Shift+EnterI still get this prompt:Then if I click through on "Change kernel" I get these options, from which I can select
base(Python 3.9.5 /opt/conda/bin/python)and then it works.So what would be good is to somehow configure this dev container to start with
base(Python 3.9.5 /opt/conda/bin/python)as the kernel so users don't have to do this... Wonder if we can set that in.devcontainer.json?