Find/replace in VS Code Jupyter Notebooks
Is there a way to find and replace text for Jupyter Notebooks in Visual Studio Code. I can do it for a specific cell by clicking to that cell and pressing Ctrl+H. But I cannot find a way to do it for all the cells in the entire notebook.
This is how it looks like when I press Ctrl+H for specific cells:
Solution
This issue no longer exists in Visual Studio Code as of Version 1.59.1. You can use Ctrl + H to find/replace in the whole Jupyter Notebook.
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