Jon Sequeira

This issue is broader than that. Polyglot Notebooks depends on having a kernel running, and the github.dev experience uses only in-browser resources.

The cancel button will not cancel infinite loops, since .NET Core / .NET 5 / .NET 6 did not support an equivalent of .NET Framework's `Thread.Abort`. We are working on...

This doesn't work because System.Text.Json.Http is a framework assembly. If you use `#r` without the `nuget` prefix it will work: ```csharp #r "System.Net.Http.Json" using System.Net.Http.Json; ```

The current logic is that if there's no other option in the magic command to indicate a field name (e.g. the `--name` option for the `#!set` command), **_and_** the prompt...

`External` indicates that the relevant code isn't in this repository. In this case it's not a dependency so much as the VS Code app itself. We can keep the issue...

We should definitely update the samples to use Plotly.NET wherever XPlot was previously used. For the C# samples, these could use [Plotly.NET.CSharp](https://www.nuget.org/packages/Plotly.NET.CSharp), which has better ergonomics for C# relative to...

Thanks, @IntegerMan. Happy to have the help! There's a list of issues with DataFrame that @luisquintanilla has been [tracking](https://github.com/dotnet/machinelearning/issues/6144) and we've been looking into the possibility of some supplemental APIs...

@marckruzik, the issue with quotes versus non-quoted prompts should be fixed now. @KathleenDollard, the `#!value` magic sends the value to the value kernel, so the `xFile` trailing expression would require...

We haven't been able to reproduce this. Could you please provide more details including: * What version of VS Code are you using? * What version of the Polyglot Notebooks...

This problem isn't specific to `dotnet-repl`. The same behavior is exhibited with files saved using Jupyter Lab. This appears to be a regression in VS Code.