Brett V. Forsgren

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Good find. We try to kill the process [here](https://github.com/dotnet/interactive/blob/b4c94a3993f289dba278ecfaffd79b08463d3d74/src/dotnet-interactive-vscode/src/stdioKernelTransport.ts#L209) by calling `this.childProcess.kill();`. According to [this](https://nodejs.org/api/child_process.html#child_process_subprocess_kill_signal), the signal sent by default is `SIGTERM` which according to [this](https://www.gnu.org/software/libc/manual/html_node/Termination-Signals.html) "can be blocked, handled,...

@hahoyer Our build has a lot of moving parts (more than I'd like, really) so the only truly supported way to build is to run `ensure-symlinks`, followed by `build.cmd`. Only...

I suspect our build instructions are out of date. Can you try following the steps in DEVELOPER-GUIDE.md from a clean machine and let us know which steps don't work or...

I want to make sure I'm understanding the issue. Did you run the `ensure-symlinks.ps1` script and saw the message `The device does not support symbolic links`? If so, did you:...

Thank you for the feedback, I've added a note to `DEVELOPER-GUIDE.md` that an NTFS-formatted drive is required in Windows. Have you found any other places where our documentation is out-of-date?

We currently have a [hard-coded list](https://github.com/dotnet/interactive/blob/e1dee7bd7eaf9e2dc5e367b8267ee22b51091287/src/microsoft-dotnet-interactive/src/webview/kernelApiBootstrapper.ts#L47-L51) with only the well-known kernels, but our current work to update the JS APIs properly flows the `KernelInfoProduced` events so this list is properly...

Indeed `--multiemit-` allows us to work around the issue for now.

@dsyme I saw a similar failure in another merge, and from looking at it, those directories aren't on disk, so they may just need to be removed from a *.lst...

Hi all! .NET Interactive has recently been working on Python and R integration! @claudiaregio is in search of volunteers who are willing to test out the experience in VS Code...

It _shouldn't_ be the notebook parser; I think it's only invoked for `.dib` files. My best guess is that the backing process is coming from [this line](https://github.com/dotnet/interactive/blob/ae1adda3d9008a3a16a87cdd5c6ed9ae9e8eac49/src/polyglot-notebooks-vscode-common/src/notebookControllers.ts#L111), which would indicate...