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@rabejens I'm not sure I totally grasp how 2.12.12 -> 2.12.15 could cause incompatibility from Polynote's perspective. Let's say we release the changes here. What issues would we see when...

@TuanVuDS if you're using the 0.5.2 release, can you revert to 0.5.1? 0.5.2 had a bunch of regressions (I just went and deleted that release... we'll have a hopefully regression-free...

Thanks for the suggestion! OCaml would be a challenging one – unlike a Jupyter kernel, a Polynote interpreter can't re-use an existing REPL. But, if anyone is willing to work...

Hi @chenrui333, You're correct that 0.5.2 was retracted. It had a lot of regressions. We'll have a replacement release soon.

This looks like a regression in front-end code... at least, I feel like it used to do something better than `[object Object]`. Thanks for the report!

I guess some good behavior would be: * For an array column, split into multiple rows (with the other columns spanning) * For a struct, show something similar to what...

@rabejens I'm not a Python expert, but could you try one of the matplotlib sample notebooks that come with Polynote and see if they work properly?

Dang, sorry about that. Everything else is automated, but I manually do the sonatype stuff. I got a new machine since the last one, so I'll have to set some...

Also made an issue to solve this generally: https://github.com/polynote/polynote/issues/1348

@olafurpg I think you've got the description for this one mixed up with Maven. Gradle has only one scala plugin.