Mike J Innes

It's more of a shortcut, in the sense that its easy to fall back to storing `Vector{Any}` in many cases in the BSON format. But it wouldn't be too hard...

Yup this is definitely true. It's worth having a browse through the code because @pfitzseb has added some nice internal docs for at least the inline results portion. You're also...

Most likely this isn't working because you haven't used the full path to the file, which should match `editor.getPath()`. Try calling that method to get the paths, or alternatively clicking...

Any chance you can narrow this down a bit? If you can figure out the minimal type definition that triggers this, it should be easy to fix.

This won't be the right instruction for most people – you must have been re-installing juno rather than installing it for the first time?

Honestly I think this is just a design flaw of BSON.jl in its current form, which tries to simulataneously be convenient for raw BSON data structures and for Julia ones....

This is definitely a problem which we need to solve. Aside from things like watches we also have to think about things like debugger uis, lint warnings, profiling annotations and...

Maybe we should just start off with a `starting trace...` `done tracing...` etc so it's clear that things are working.

This would certainly be possible (and a great feature to have), but it would take a solid week's work to get a prototype going and much more to make it...

This is part of how Julia works: ```julia julia> function test() f = eval(:(x -> x)) f(1) end test (generic function with 1 method) julia> test() ERROR: MethodError: no method...