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Opening terminal in Jupyter Notebooks

feature · part of Terminal

In Jupyter Notebooks on Azure, the terminal can be opened via the menu: click the top-left menu, then Compute, then Open Terminal. This option is grayed out if the compute instance is not active; the instance must be started first. The terminal allows running Git commands directly in the project folder. In the lesson, the user opens the terminal to run 'git init' and subsequent commands.

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