Unlike Python or R, Julia was setting up the Windows PATH at startup rather than at runtime. Among other things, this meant that calls to set_bridgestan_path couldn't influence this, since by the time that function was available, it was already too late.
Unlike Python or R, Julia was setting up the Windows PATH at startup rather than at runtime. Among other things, this meant that calls to
set_bridgestan_pathcouldn't influence this, since by the time that function was available, it was already too late.This is in part thanks to a forum report: https://discourse.mc-stan.org/t/various-compilation-problems-with-various-interfaces/34155/5