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assign cell_uuid to execution_count cell_uuid is passed in user_expressions Assign the same cell_uuid (which is now execution_count) to reply_content['execution_count']
kernelbase.py: Do not initialize execution_count to 0. Use the same execution_count instead.
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ipykernel.py:
assign cell_uuid to execution_count
cell_uuid is passed in user_expressions
Assign the same cell_uuid (which is now execution_count) to reply_content['execution_count']