If I create a new python file and attempt to run it from a research notebook (%run ‘xyz.py’) I'm getting a file not found error. Also if I try to update a python file and try to run it from the research notebook, it doesn't run with the changes I made.
I've got a test file I made changes to 3 days ago and it's running as if I didn't make any changes. The output doesn't match the saved file.
Any ideas or help would be appreciated.
Louis Szeto
Hi Morkman
We cannot reproduce your issue on %run ‘xyz.py’. Perhaps your ipynb file is getting the files from an outdated kernel? Retry by shutting down the notebook instance, reopen the notebook and rerun the line.
The other issue could also apply this solution.
Best
Louis
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