Re: Setting default interpreter at notebook level

Hi Jongyoul Thanks for the information. -AB On Thu, Jul 28, 2016 at 8:43 PM, Jongyoul Lee wrote: > Hi Abul, > > Concerning "defaultInterpreter", it is a feature of current master and > doesn't work at 0.6.0. Sorry for wrong information. And for now, we don't > have any

Re: Setting default interpreter at notebook level

Hi Abul, Concerning "defaultInterpreter", it is a feature of current master and doesn't work at 0.6.0. Sorry for wrong information. And for now, we don't have any specific plan for supporting different default interpreter with same interpreter setting. Thus, in your case, %r tags is a proper way

Re: Setting default interpreter at notebook level

Hello Abul, Changing orders within a group dynamically is not supported yet. You can change it by making interpreter-setting.json in a resources directory In a interpreter-setting.json, you can find a property named `default`. If it's true, That will be a default interpreter in a group. If you

Re: Setting default interpreter at notebook level

Hi Krishnaprasad, Yes, I have played around with that feature. What I found is "spark, pyspark, r, sql" are grouped together. I use Zeppelin for Spark projects. So I need to set one of these sub-categories as default. Most often I use scala for Spark. But I should be able to create a notebook

Re: Setting default interpreter at notebook level

Hi Abul, You can change the default interpreter for each notebook through zeppelin web UI. Go to the notebook and then settings(up right corner), there you can find Interpreter binding option. You can reorder the interpreters by drag and drop. The first one will be default. Hope this helps.