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This commit changes the `deno jupyter` subcommand: - `deno jupyter` now accepts additional `--name` argument to allow installing and maintaing multiple kernelsspec - useful when one wants to install a stable kernel and a debug/canary kernel - `deno jupyter --install` now accepts additional `--display` argument to allow customizing display name of the kernel - the default one is "Deno" - `deno jupyter --install` no longer blindly installs kernelspec, instead it first checks if a kernelspec already exists and if so, returns an error suggesting to use `--force` flag - `deno jupyter --help` no longer shows `--unstable` flag Closes https://github.com/denoland/deno/issues/29219 Closes https://github.com/denoland/deno/issues/29220 |
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