PythonCall.jl
                                
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                        Python and Julia in harmony.
Normally in the Python console, if you've typed a line but haven't run it yet, pressing Ctrl + C discards what you've typed, displays `KeyboardInterrupt` without a stack trace, and...
I have this MWE, where I get segmentation faults (frequently, but not deterministically), when trying to run some script that uses multi-threading on the Julia side. I have used before...
When displaying some custom julia struct in IPython, the string output is wrapped. But when I try `jl.display` instead, the struct is displayed correctly as expected. I'm wondering what we...
Converting strings from Python is of course *really* expensive because it involves a lot of copying and not even of contiguous blocks of data. Once you start getting above a...
It seems that `import juliacall` always tries to install the latest Julia, even if an older version is already accessible in system path. Is this expected behavior?
**Affects:** JuliaCall **Describe the bug** The new version 1.10.1 release broke the package [juliacall](https://github.com/JuliaPy/PythonCall.jl) on Linux systems. When importing the package from python a segmentation fault occurs. How to reproduce:...
**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.** I have a julia package that most users use through juliacall. Ideally, they would be able to pull up my...
**Affects:** PythonCall / JuliaCall / Both [delete as appropriate] **Describe the bug** When I use `UNet.jl` from Python using `juliacall` I get a `segmentation fault (core dumped)`. When I went...
Not urgent but just leaving this here for a future feature request. Right now if you do anything with `mypy`, you need to flag imports of `juliacall` with ```python from...
I want to use Python multiprocessing to call a Julia function in parallel, which works fine, as long as I don't import `juliacall` outside Python's `Worker` context (either in the...