Hello Community, I'm interested in using JKG's kernel pool of prespawned kernels that can then be used from a Notebook/NB2KG client. While taking a closer look, it seems like the prespawn_count parameter (and pooling functionality) is closely associated with seeded kernels. That, coupled with the fact that I only find reference to prespawn_count when notebook-http is discussed, leads me to believe that the use-case I'm looking for (i.e., the ability to 'attach' a prespawned kernel to a notebook's initial startup) isn't a current use-case of kernel prespawning/pooling.
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