Obtaining localhost URL of Python Kernel for Jupyter Notebook Interactive Window in VS Code
I am trying to find a way to manually retrieve local host URL of Python Kernel used by Jupyer Notebook Interactive Window running inside of VS Code (Version: 1.71.0 (Universal) or higher).
This URL used to show automatically when starting an interactive session in VS Code released in February 2022 (e.g.:, Command + Shift + P > Jupyter: Create Interactive Window). However, this is currently not shown in the recent versions of VS Code.
The following image (retrieved from here) shows how the message looked like (VS Code February) and what do I mean by localhost URL:
I appreciate it is possible to downgrade VS Code. However, I would like to learn how trigger the message manually.
There is also an issue opened related to this which discusses the topic further.
You can enter jupyter notebook as command in the terminal:
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