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I renamed a notebook (utility_data_wrangling) which I am using in my current notebook. When I do
%run "./utility_metrics" (a different notebook), it runs fine. But when I run
%run "./utility_data_wrangling" it gives me the error:
Failed to parse %run command: string matching regex `\$[\w_]+' expected but `%' found. If notebook path contains spaces, wrap with double quotes. Stacktrace: /Shared/Inbound Forecasting/testing_error: python
This seems to break something fundamentally because now %run "./utility_metrics" will give the same error even when commenting out %run "./utility_data_wrangling"
The error message indicates that the notebook name contains special characters, please modify the notebook name to contain only English letters, and remove double quotation marks
It has no special characters, like I mentioned it's just utility_data_wrangling. It does not work with or without the double quotation marks.
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