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Error when integrating with the Kotlin API #147
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It seems that |
Yeah, I've tried quite a few variations of the version pasted above, all with the same result. The strange thing is, adding notebook integration worked fine with on another library, but I haven't been able to get around this error. One thing I noticed during this process is that in addition to doing a full-rebuild and restarting the kernel, you also need to delete the caches via |
@breandan I've actually reported the problem with ivy in #121. I think that if it is possible, the ivy cache should be bypassed for mavenLocal. Clearing m2 is not necessary, it is always considered to be snapshot repository. Also, I found out that kapt scanner does not clear caches properly in gradle. If you change the path to the integration module, you should do a clean build after that. |
Regarding initial plugin-related problem, may you try with |
@ileasile That seems to have worked, thank you for the fix! |
Following #105, I encountered the error below while integrating with the Kotlin API:
Not sure what might be happening. This is my integration class:
I am using Kotlin Jupyter built from the source as of 6cc5a93 with version
0.8.3.258
of the org.jetbrains.kotlin.jupyter.api plugin.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: