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So I'm trying to run the RProvider from an F# cell in a .NET interactive notebook in VSCode and it fails with
chmod: '/Users/stefanfritsch/.nuget/packages/rprovider/2.1.0/lib/net5.0/server/osx-arm64/RProvider.Server': No such file or directory
...which is a lie, because the file exists.
So, the error message isn't helpful and I wondered how I would go about debugging something like that in your notebooks because I assume there will be more episodes like this one.
Trying to run open RProvider also kills the kernel and the frontend doesn't tell me but simply keeps counting up the seconds till infinity. Only the log shows that something is amiss. Is that expected behavior?
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So I'm trying to run the RProvider from an F# cell in a .NET interactive notebook in VSCode and it fails with
...which is a lie, because the file exists. So, the error message isn't helpful and I wondered how I would go about debugging something like that in your notebooks because I assume there will be more episodes like this one.
Trying to run
open RProvider
also kills the kernel and the frontend doesn't tell me but simply keeps counting up the seconds till infinity. Only the log shows that something is amiss. Is that expected behavior?Thank you.