Matt Eland

I now believe this may be an actual bug as I was able to replicate a similar error in [https://github.com/dotnet/interactive/issues/3484](https://github.com/dotnet/interactive/issues/3484) for SQL connections which I do know have worked for...

@corivera and @Charles-Gagnon this is also potentially relevant from the issue with SQL (#3484) @colombod and I pinged you on as it seems to be the same failure for a...

This is likely more than just the execute cell shortcut. I just noticed a mistake on the validate markdown shortcut as well:  I'd recommend reviewing Linux shortcuts for correctness.

@rebornix I did indeed. I didn't think I did since I have a very minimal install in a new workspace, but perhaps I added it and don't remember doing so....

I ran into this as well in #3484. Installing .NET 7 seems to be the solution, though a version bump for that dependency is perhaps coming soon that will resolve...

@jonsequitur I agree. I do think we need better ways of getting data out of DataFrameColumns and into charting. I'll be doing some work for F# advent this December on...

@amine-aboufirass you can do the following currently: ```cs // Drop the ID column df.Columns.Remove("ID"); ```

A temporary workaround around removing multiple at once would be logic like this: ```cs // Remove unnecessary columns string[] columnsToDrop = new string[] { "first_name", "last_name", "name", "player_id", "index", "current_club_id",...

This also was my issue today. I was starting in a new desktop app and wondering if MAUI was ready for real-world usage yet or if it still had gremlins...

For anyone else who gets here specifically looking to use it in a Polyglot Notebook on Linux, your step will be similar to @swharden's but you'll use a NuGet import...