Filipp Kuznetsov

Have the same problem but with Visual Code. Also homebrew provided R and Mono. But unlikely @rrottier launching from terminal does not help at all. Running fsharpi from terminal helps...

@evelinag in my case I have `.rprovider.conf` configured but still have `Initialization of R.NET failed` error.

As I can see from [log file](https://github.com/BlueMountainCapital/FSharpRProvider/files/504540/rlog.txt) the problem is that despite R_HOME being set RDotNet is attempting to create instance from the default R path (`/Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Resources`).

Creating the directory led to new `Unix transport error`. [Logfile](https://github.com/BlueMountainCapital/FSharpRProvider/files/504746/rlog.txt) attached. **Update** As for temporary solution I've created a symlink to `R_HOME` in `/Library/Frameworks/R.Frameworks/`.

@ahstro hmm, I've caught your point and it will work, but I think it'll result in slightly less effective page load. Say, I have two entry points `admin` and `app`...

I have added all the changes requested 👍

Yes, that also seemed strange to me. I'll do some investigation and tell about results. Hope in 2023 it'll "just work" though :)

Unfortunately, **mobile** Safari `PointerEvent` really does not have `movementX/Y`. I also did some testing on Chrome, Brave and FF – none of them had `movementX/Y` too. MDN standard looks like...

Of course – and thank you for the convenient API made for this) Just thought it'd be a good candidate for a standard functionality

Unfortunately this is not working again. Example query `SELECT "qouted" FROM foo` raises `ValueError: Not supported query type!`