Running deployment commands on a project

After saving a deployment command, you can test and run it from inside an editing session (JupyterLab shown).

Click the left Project tab, then look in the COMMANDS section to see a list of the deployable commands in your project.

For shell commands use the Run in a Terminal button (arrow pointing right) to run the command in a terminal window.

For bokeh apps and notebooks use the Run as a Web App button (screen icon with a +) to run the command inside JupyterLab. Click the Stop button next to the command name or at the top of the output window to stop the app.

TIP: Click the Refresh button at the top of the output to re-render the app.

In Jupyter Classic or using the CLI

If you are working in Jupyter Classic notebook or prefer to run commands using the command line interface (CLI), open a terminal and run the command anaconda-project run followed by the command name.

EXAMPLE: To run the default command:

anaconda-project run default

NOTE: This will only work well for shell commands. For Bokeh and Notebook apps, commit changes to the project and deploy it.