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The fix I found was to remove the folder sagemath from the following folder:
/Users/williamorrick2/Library/Jupyter/kernels
The kernel.json file n the sagemath folder had been directing Jupyter to the kernel of my old installation.
I found this idea at this StackOverflow post.
| | 2 | No.2 Revision |
The fix I found was to remove the folder sagemath from the following folder:
/Users/williamorrick2/Library/Jupyter/kernels
The kernel.json file n in the sagemath folder had been directing Jupyter to the kernel of my old installation.
I found this idea at this StackOverflow post.
| | 3 | No.3 Revision |
The fix I found was to remove the folder sagemath from the following folder:
/Users/williamorrick2/Library/Jupyter/kernels
The kernel.json file in the sagemath folder had been directing Jupyter to the kernel of my old installation.
I found this idea at this StackOverflow post.
Added: Masacroso's answer provides, I think, the best general approach to such problems, something I would have learned if I'd delved into the other answers in the StackOverflow post linked above. The reason I'm accepting my own answer is that I think it may be useful to further MacOS users who visit this question to know the precise identity of the file causing the problem.
