Ilya Muradyan

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Hi! Do you mean something like this? It is possible. In case of Java or Kotlin stdlib, just import packages and use them. In case of other JVM libraries (like...

Hello and welcome! It seems to be an issue of the previous version of Kotlin Notebook plugin. I've published Nightly version here: https://kotlinlang.slack.com/archives/C05333T208Y/p1681398267159449?thread_ts=1681393072.566159&cid=C05333T208Y Bug should be fixed there. Do you...

Hi! It's only possible to import compiled modules and classes for now. In Kotlin Notebook intellij plugin you can access the source code of the project too

Sorry, I didn't notice your question... 1. Sure: https://github.com/Kotlin/kotlin-jupyter#dependencies-resolving-annotations 2. We have proprocessors, one of our users solved very similar problem here: https://github.com/Kotlin/kotlin-jupyter/issues/223#issuecomment-840521470

Why don't you want to simply use kotlin command-line compiler? https://kotlinlang.org/docs/command-line.html#install-the-compiler kotlin-jupyter is a Kotlin kernel for jupyter, it doesn't separately install the compiler

Hello! The difference for other build systems is not dramatic, the Gradle plugin is just a bit more convenient and performs additional checks during the build. I've just added instruction...

There are several steps in this issue: 1. Make the ivy resolver (or some other resolver if we decide to switch to it) resolve sources JARs. Currently they are not...

Maybe this should work? ```kotlin val json = Json5.decodeFromString(text) val obj = Json { ignoreUnknownKeys = true }.decodeFromJsonElement(json) ```

Hi! Sorry for such a long delay in answering this. This project indeed stays developed and maintained and i.e. will migrate to K2. It won't be closed-sourced: you stll should...

But... How to specify the input for a process, what is the intended way?