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VS Code Support #179
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Most of the work to enable this will need to happen within VS Code, but we're definitely interested in making this work. |
@jonsequitur thanks, that's great to hear. I'll find a place to cross-post on the VS Code side (unless that already exists). |
Getting underway: #355. |
Try it out: https://github.com/dotnet/interactive/#visual-studio-code |
@LadyNaggaga this is awesome! Thanks to the team for their work on this!! |
I love the new support for Jupyter notebook editing in VS Code. The tools get out of your way, and even support remote execution, bringing a powerful "backend" to a lightweight coding experience.
I followed the installation instructions for Interactive (described here and here), and can confirm that the C# support is working in Jupyter Lab.
However, after that install, I still could not see the C# language service recognized by the local Jupyter server instance when started. The same running service enumerated multiple available Python kernels.
Is there a "quick fix" to turn the C# language service on within the VS Code Jupyter plugin, or is this a deeper question regarding plugin tooling? If deeper, please consider this a feature request to bring Interactive to VS Code. Thanks!
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