Nbdev_xxx commands don't do anything

JupyterLab uses the shell from which you launched it from. So when you were using JupyterLab, it was using either Powershell or Command Prompt (these are shells; shells are used inside terminals).

Though I don’t use Windows and from what I know, WSL is essentially a Linux installation inside of Windows that you can access through a terminal (and File Explorer too I think). So you will have to reinstall libraries. The shell you’ll be using to access WSL will be bash I think.

There’s this guide on the forums you can try following to setup WSL: How to properly install FastAI on a Windows 11 Machine (WSL) - A 2023 guide

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