Jon Sequeira

We would like to do this eventually. Some supporting work for this is in place in this project, which brings the Try .NET infrastructure into the .NET Interactive kernel protocol:...

What frontend are you using to connect to the kernel (e.g. VS Code, JupyterLab)?

I don't think so. I think the environment variable is not getting set correctly when the SQL Tools Service package is loaded: https://github.com/dotnet/interactive/blob/5ab5eb709fec032a5bc9b2debfd3eccb81ae8887/src/Microsoft.DotNet.Interactive.SqlServer/ToolsServiceClient.cs#L24-L41

[This package](https://www.nuget.org/packages/Microsoft.SqlToolsService/) (well, its RID-specific dependencies, actually) carries the SQL Tools Service, so the `#r "nuget:Microsoft.DotNet.Interactive.SqlServer,*-*"` should bring it down as a dependency. Looking into it a bit more closely,...

Currently there isn't although the ability to support different kinds of help output has been discussed.

This sounds like it could be an async deadlock. Did you happen to have any code that called `Result` or `Wait` on a `Task`?

@derekchristensen What version are you using and can you provide a repro?

We're aware of these issues and we're working on improvements and taking suggestions. There's a longer discussion at #1776.

While this might be a useful API addition, it was added primarily for internal bookkeeping and it would need to be tested more thoroughly for a number of scenarios including...

This is by design. There's no need for subcommands to share parameters on account of their hierarchy. For example:  But you can add an argument at multiple positions in...