Peter Sobolewski

Bumping this, still the case for Kap 3.6.0

@WhySeeYC Can you confirm that you can launch radian fine from the terminal and it runs properly? Also in VS Code settings, it's `r.rterm.mac` that needs to point to the...

Hmm, that error is suggesting that vscode is looking for radian in `/home/usr/local/bin/radian` so maybe you have some duplicated settings? You can use the View > Command Palette > to...

Those messages are telling you that things that radian requires are already present, which makes sense because you had radian installed already. If `which radian` works and you can launch...

Yes, your `ls -al /usr/local/bin/radian` output is correct, showing that radian binary is there and executable. Are you still getting the same error from VS Code about `/home/usr/...` If so,...

@WhySeeYC Can you look at that JSON again and search for `rterm.option`? Here's what I have: ``` "r.rterm.option": [ "--no-save", "--no-restore", "--r-binary=/usr/local/bin/R" ], ``` I suspect that the last line...

Awesome! Glad we got it sorted. Sorry it took so long! BTW You'll want to have `"r.bracketedPaste": true,` also if you don't already.

> May I ask what does the `--no-save, --no-restore, and --r-binary = /usr/local/bin/R ` imply? Thank you I have no idea 🤣 Perhaps a better question for the vscode-r repo?

So I can't break the habit of trying *tab* for completions. Any advice to apply these changes to my local radian or a local repo, but then how to compile...

> going to merge this if no objection in 24 hours Looking forward to it! Then I can try and rework https://github.com/napari/napari/pull/5096 Might need a cram course on the new...