Colin Gravill

Yes, the dependent projects are both open source https://github.com/SynBioDex/fSBOL and https://github.com/predictionmachines/FSharpIDD and are licensed such that I can fork them if we have to. I'd love to move everything up...

Ah. @Jand42 that's great. I misread the breaking change note. That's great. We can try to move everything up to the current version.

Given the enforced recompile on minor version changes any recommendation of how you'd do it? Just take a direct source dependencies? I'm assuming there's no way to just pack the...

Making hot reloading work for code would be a huge benefit. The hot reloading for templates is a nice start. The benefits of state preserving automatic injection of updates is...

Nice, that project looks very interesting! I've played a bit with https://github.com/fsprojects/FSharp.Compiler.PortaCode but we're not using in general yet and just do a full server reset.

The Bolero.HotReload looks really promising - the other use of portacode I was experimenting with was actually your https://github.com/baronfel/Giraffe.HotReload @baronfel I ran out of time and had to work on...

It's definitely possible, some of the Microsoft Quantum folks have another approach with Jupyter here where they do exactly what you're suggestion: https://github.com/Microsoft/jupyter-core/ One of the considerations is how to...

It's not yet. I've spoken with @cgranade (+others) and there's definitely some overlap. I've a background interest in trying to spin up an .NET Core F# kernel within the system...

As another data point on thisthe new general .NET Kernel: https://www.hanselman.com/blog/AnnouncingNETJupyterNotebooks.aspx installs as a dotnet tool. When that gains enough features it might make sense to migrate over there.

With Paket, if you have two notebooks with different versions it's going to cause churn but they seem to have coexisted. We discussed moving to a model with a unique...