Intro

1. Sharing the same Jupyter kernel across notebooks is possible and useful in VSCode. When your notebooks grow very long, it becomes impossible to do analysis on the go – It is difficult to find the code I need from a week ago on the one hand, and impractical to reload huge datasets on the other.
2. However, it is perfectly possible to split your notebooks inside a single folder and connect them all to the same kernel, for example, like so:
   • Imports Notebook
   • Load Data Notebook
   • Single or Multiple Feature Notebooks
   • Single or Multiple ML Notebooks
3. Unfortunately, none of the linter/intellisense functionality carries over naturally, as is, in VSCode (and probably using other platforms).

Question

Is there a way to tell VSCode/kernel/interpreter/linter, or something else, to treat all notebook files in a folder as if they were written contiguously into 1 file for this to work?

Any other ideas on how to make it possible to share linting/intellisense in such a way?