I was trying to understand how to generate plots in a codebraid file with julia codeblocks. Julia has its own jupyter kernel, usually called IJulia.

Would something like this work, or does codebraid not yet support Julia jupyter kernels? Also, usually Julia jupyter kernels are attached to a Julia virtual environment. I think codebraid designed to pick the Julia environment that is in the same directory as the pandoc markdown file--as per the changelog and the addition of the --project=@. flag. So would this set then allow me to call the local IJulia jupyter kernel from the local Julia environment--as opposed to the global environment, etc.

I tried the following code:

```{.julia .cb-nb jupyter_kernel=julia session=random example=true}
using Plots
x = 1:10; y = rand(10); # These are the plotting data
plot(x, y)

While there are no errors, the file does not show the actual plot. I also attached the original file and the pdf.
julia_output.pdf
julia-braid-test.md