Bernhard König

see also a possible solution indicated by @pfitzseb https://discourse.julialang.org/t/ann-juliaformatter-jl/48084/31?u=bernhard

I just ran into this, because the docs explicitly mention the option to use io. In my case I don't think I save much time (ssds are fast). but we...

I have the same issue. Did you find any workarounds?

it seems that one workaround (depeding on your use case) is to simply put `require(copula)` at the beginning fo the r snippet like this: ``` R"require(copula); set.seed(19470101); myCop

I note that this error also happens in the absence of undef entries. I ran into this with a dataframe column type ``` SentinelArrays.SentinelArray{String,1,UndefInitializer,Missing,Array{String,1}}) ``` see https://github.com/JuliaData/SentinelArrays.jl/issues/24#issuecomment-667907257

FYI, the above bug_report.txt file works fine for me on Windows. It took 420 seconds to write the file. ``` [......] sheet["I1"] = "data" XLSX.writetable!(sheet, data,["l","n","n"], anchor_cell=XLSX.CellRef("I2")) sheet["M1"] = "data"...

@KSepetanc I will try larger sizes. Indeed this is **VERY** slow for such a tiny excel file. I have used a pyton library (with PyCall) in the past, which seems...

@KSepetanc I assume you have meanwhile found a workaround for your use case. If not, here is a link to a very simple python wrapper I have used in the...

Updating to 1.6, I ran into this "issue" (the fix is straightforward as the error message is very informative) as well on two different computers. I do not think this...

I am running into this too.¨ I have a python snippet which works perfectly fine using pyodbc. but julia yields ``` Julia> ODBC.adddriver("adriver","/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/odbc/libmyodbc8w.so") ERROR: Unable to find component name Stacktrace:...