Jon Sequeira
Jon Sequeira
You can load a DLL in a C# or F# shell using `#r`: ``` #r "/path/to/assembly.dll" ```
I misunderstood. You don't need to switch languages here, and the assembly loaded into C# will not be available in PowerShell. Loading WPF assemblies in PowerShell might work. I'm not...
I was just experimenting a little with running this in a new thread in a notebook and setting the apartment state. It looks like there are some missing dependencies that...
Pushing these responsibilities to the shell is ideal, but it has a longer timeline. Implementing per-shell solutions should be more performant (and shouldn't even require `dotnet-suggest` or any other intermediate...
Please take a look at #2071 and give us your thoughts on whether this helps solve some of the problems we've been talking about here.
I think that's just because we haven't released a new version of it in a while. Including this functionality in the SDK is a possibility we've discussed but there's no...
The screen shots are from Jupyter Lab (where it works as expected), not from Polyglot Notebooks. It's possible the Polyglot Notebooks code is writing error output to the wrong API....
We are planning on adding support for widgets.
Could you provide a more detailed way to reproduce the issue, e.g. an example notebook? Based on the way the error message begins, it looks like there might be a...
It sounds like the `dotnet-interactive` process is holding onto the .dll and preventing the build from overwriting it. In VS Code, if you restart the kernel, it should allow you...