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                                            Jon Sequeira

Closing VS Code notebook orphans dotnet processes on MacOS

@james-world, what's the CPU usage like on those processes?

Closing VS Code notebook orphans dotnet processes on MacOS

What version of Polyglot Notebooks are you using? Do you have any updates pending?

Variable sharing between C#-Python

@chriss2401, an NDA is no longer required to try out the preview. You can find the instructions here: https://github.com/dotnet/interactive/blob/main/docs/jupyter-in-polyglot-notebooks.md

When saving a new .ipynb, kernel reverts to Python

This appears to be fixed as of extension version 1.0.360602.

Formatting of C# Code inside code cell

I agree it would be very useful. I've added the `help wanted` tag because the team won't have time for it any time soon but we'd be happy to help...

Dotnet-interactive processes continue running even after shutdown/restart kernel commands issued form the VSCode UI and quitting the VSCode app

I'm not able to repro this on my M1 MacBook Pro. If you have a repro, could you also let use know: * What other extensions are you running? Of...

Dotnet-interactive processes continue running even after shutdown/restart kernel commands issued form the VSCode UI and quitting the VSCode app

Thanks for the details, @acesnik! This repros for me with Python Jupyter `.ipynb` files, not with Polyglot Notebooks `.ipynb` files. One guess is that the runaway process is the notebook...

Dotnet-interactive processes continue running even after shutdown/restart kernel commands issued form the VSCode UI and quitting the VSCode app

This happens with only a single, new notebook document (targeting Python), so it's obvious which notebook it is. Two processes are created. One of them ramps up to 100% CPU...

Dotnet-interactive processes continue running even after shutdown/restart kernel commands issued form the VSCode UI and quitting the VSCode app

> It shouldn't be the notebook parser; I think it's only invoked for .dib files. Then why are two processes created for only one file?

Add support for associating a notebook with a project (`#r project`)

In case it's useful, notebook automation such as directly running and testing notebooks is supported by [`dotnet-repl`](https://github.com/jonsequitur/dotnet-repl#-run-a-notebook-script-or-code-file-and-then-exit). This doesn't address the need to copy and paste code between the notebook...