Matt Soucy

It makes it easier to read if you wrap the text in "```", so it doesn't format anything improperly. I fixed that by running `ipython` once first.

Is there any movement on this? For me at least, it seems like it's because the dependencies used in the Gradle subproject are declared in the parent.

Issue still exists as of v0.6.0. This issue prevents running a gradle build separately. For some use cases this is necessary, as gradle tasks are used for deploying, testing, etc....

Update, still with v0.6.0 - this issue seems to have vanished. To fix it: - I closed VS Code completely - Deleted the `bin/` and `build/` folders (as well as...

A related problem is that running dfmt on a snippet (for example, using vim's `formatprg`) gives some annoying messages: (this is from running it on a unittest block) ``` stdin(9:42)[error]:...

Can't say I've ever seen that before, sorry

I'm seeing similar behavior. The issue appears to be that it's trying to call the `mvn` command, which doesn't exist, because it doesn't recognize it as a valid gradle project....

The only thing I can think of that might be unusual about my setup is that I changed the `pip install` command in `launch.py` to the following: ```sh pip install...

Just a heads up - updating to Python 3.11 will require torch 1.13.0, which might be responsible for #3878

Is there any chance of this being revisited in the future? I'd love to get rid of my hacks for using magick to make it work. With tools like screen...