How to start Jupyter Lab in current directory without changing defaults?
jupyter-lab, jupyter-notebook, python
Solution
TLDR: `jupyter lab .`
Original Answer: Adding on to @queezz, `jupyter lab --notebook-dir=.` works too because `.` represents current directory. Even `jupyter lab .` works
Problem
I have a default directory for my Jupyter Notebooks, and I put it in the Jupyter settings. So by default `jupytr lab` command starts my Jupyter where I need it to start. However, sometimes I work on separate projects, and it is convenient to start Jupyter in a current working directory from a command line. Is there an easy command to do so? Similar question: Change IPython/Jupyter notebook working directory