In order to use this
pip install jupyter_conf_search
Which is then executed as
jupyter_conf_search "your_search_term"
on the command line to search for “your_search_term”.
If you pass just
jupyter_conf_search
it will return the total list of configuration files that it found relative to the directory that you are running the command from (not just the directories, which you can find using jupyter --paths beneath config:).
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