Sebastian Pfitzner

Shouldn't it be `C:\Users\admin\Desktop\新建文件夹测试\julia-1.7.3\bin\julia.exe` (note the missing "n" in "bin" in the error message)? Can you double-check the setting?

Hm, interesting. I can't repro this issue:  This might be a VS Code issue; the extension is not doing any string processing for the path at all.

Can you try the `Julia: Connect external REPL` command? Just start a normal REPL and paste the piece of code that command gives you into it. Also, what's the output...

We're not using the Jupyter extension's table viewer, so this isn't particularly easy to implement.

That's expected. You can probably get around that by removing all exceptions from `Base` in the `Julia: Compiled Code` pane.

Pretty sure this happens because we're vendoring a copy of Compat.jl that's not compatible with Julia 1.9 due to various stdlibs being un-stdlibified.

Looks like it. Bit of a miracle that the current solution has been working for so long anyways.

Pretty sure we'll never want to use anything `LOAD_PATH` related for the LS ever.

Why's that? Aren't Julia's environments strictly better for dependency management (not that I'm saying we're handling those well, but I think that's where dev effort should go)? The fact that...

Also reopening this for discussion and visibility.