Is there a reason why I have to specify e.g.
-L/Users/goretkin/.julia/config/juno_load_path.jlinstead of
--load /Users/goretkin/.julia/config/juno_load_path.jl ?
incidentally, the juno_load_path.jl script is just so that the Juno installation doesn't affect the "default" environment at e.g. `~/.julia/environments/v1.5
let
i = findlast(==("@v#.#"), LOAD_PATH)
if i !== nothing
LOAD_PATH[i] = LOAD_PATH[i] * "_juno"
println("LOAD_PATH modified for Juno environment")
end
end
Because my version of Atom.jl or Juno.jl was preventing me from updating Revise.jl. It is no longer an issue with the latest versions of those packages, but I like the principle of minimizing the impact of installing the Atom and Juno packages.
One example of this confusion in the wild: https://www.reddit.com/r/Julia/comments/bokagt/juno_atom_error_option_pprocs_is_missing_an/
Is there a reason why I have to specify e.g.
-L/Users/goretkin/.julia/config/juno_load_path.jl
instead of--load /Users/goretkin/.julia/config/juno_load_path.jl
?incidentally, the
juno_load_path.jl
script is just so that the Juno installation doesn't affect the "default" environment at e.g.`~/.julia/environments/v1.5
Because my version of
Atom.jl
orJuno.jl
was preventing me from updatingRevise.jl
. It is no longer an issue with the latest versions of those packages, but I like the principle of minimizing the impact of installing theAtom
andJuno
packages.