Sebastian Pfitzner

That parsing error will be fixed by https://github.com/julia-vscode/CSTParser.jl/pull/338/commits/ad2c40404b0b418bf9ea00c0c70a4b06c5b7494e.

I don't understand why this package needs to check whether it's running inside of VSCode. It would be best if it just used the normal Julia display machinery (register a...

That's an implementation detail though. If a package is supposed to work well with the rest of the Julia ecosystem, and that includes how display works. Of course you're free...

> Another possibility to avoid the special-casing would be to introduce GnuplotDisplay Yes, that's what I meant above. I did try my hand at a implementation for that, but couldn't...

Hm, history is retained in each Julia session, but not after a restart. I could write history to disk, but that's a bit of effort because reusing the global history...

Hm, interestingly enough I can't repro this issue. Just to be sure, you're on the latest version of both packages? Also, what Julia version are you on?

Very weird. With you startup file I get ``` λ j1 -q julia> includet("test.jl") julia> test() Infiltrating test() at test.jl:5: infil> 0.9092974268256817 shell> cat test.jl ┌ Error: Failed to revise...

Still no luck: ``` λ j1 -q julia> includet("test.jl") julia> test() Infiltrating test() at test.jl:5: infil> ERROR: MethodError: no method matching sin(::String) Closest candidates are: sin(::Float16) at math.jl:1159 sin(::ComplexF16) at...

If you have time it would be useful to see what Revise's debug tools say to your situation: https://timholy.github.io/Revise.jl/stable/debugging/.

Pinging @timholy in case he has any idea what's going on here.