Sebastian Pfitzner

This *should* be easy if you have another similar machine outside of the firewall -- just install Juno and copy the `C:\Users\you\.atom\packages` (or `C:\Users\you\.atom\packages\julia-client` if you only want this package)...

Try `apm install julia-client` in a terminal, which should give a much more informative error message.

Yeah, this is tricky and annoying. You can find out the package version that's actually loaded like [this](https://discourse.julialang.org/t/how-to-find-out-the-version-of-a-package-from-its-module/37755/2?u=pfitzseb). Long term we plan to vendor all our dependencies, so this shouldn't...

Not really (although you can find most commands [here](https://github.com/JunoLab/atom-julia-client/blob/master/lib/package/commands.coffee)), but you're looking for `julia-debug:run-block`/`julia-debug:step-through-block`.

Yup, also see our [FAQ](http://docs.junolab.org/latest/man/faq/).

Mh, true. Not sure why Atom isn't recognizing julia-client as having native deps that need to be rebuilt, but we might be able to catch this ourselves.

What does `atom -v` return for you?

Hm, that looks fine, and I can install julia-client on my Arch machine without any issues.

Yes, Atom automatically updates on Mac and Windows.

No. What error message are you getting?