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[JupyterLab] unable to use symbols from unnamed packages #422
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That's very interesting.. What if you execute |
@ileasile how can I debug the metadata missing problem you've mentioned?
my setup should be fairly standard:
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and I'd like to ask, where is kotlin jupyter headed? will it be merged into/replaced by IntelliJ IDEA's Notebook plugin? |
No, it will not be replaced and will remain open source. We're ofc interested in developing kernel further |
Regarding your questions:
My another consideration is that you executed unresolved reference before adding it to classpath. Compiler might have cached unsuccessful resolution result |
Kotlin Notebook
Jupyter Lab
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@ileasile how can I invalidate the kotlin jupyter compiler cache? or how can I confirm if this is the problem? |
Restarting kernel and execution of cells in the correct order doesn't help, right? |
I actually can show you the place, but it's too deep) |
@ileasile restarting the kernel works... but I did recall I've restarted the jupyter lab server several times earlier and still having the problem... weird... do you know how I can use Kotlin Notebook plugin to connect to the remote kotlin jupyter kernel? I'm using jupyter instead of Kotlin Notebook because the dataset I have to analyze is VERY large, like >300GB, so I have to run it on a server instead of on my puny laptop the following won't work |
Do you press "Terminate"? It looks like it tries to terminate the local kernel process in favor of remote one. |
@ileasile thanks for the youtrack issue, I'll add more info there I've pressed anyway the original issue seems to be caused by stale compiler cache, and seems fixed now, so I'm closing this issue thanks again for all your swift replies |
just installed kotlin-jupyter so it should be the latest stable version as of writing
running on JupyterLab 4.0.2, Java20, kotlin 1.8.20
I have some code under the default unnamed package, they can be called from IntelliJ IDEA's Notebook plugin, but they can't be called from kotlin-jupyter
is there any command line switch or any of these sort I should be messing with?
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