Installation #5
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I think I packaged the .net core version wrong: if you have a "publish" folder in your "PowerShell-Core" folder, you need to move all of it's contents up one level. Basically, just rename I was going to publish a fix, but time has gotten away from me, so it's going to have to be tomorrow. |
When I execute the install I get this msg:
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Oh, shoot. That error message is out of date anyway because I removed the "InstallDotNet" feature.
However, in any case, the install worked. That warning is, well, just a warning, and not an error. As a side question ... PowerShell Core bundles .Net (but not the |
Add a "Release" notebook to document what I do to make a build by hand, for now.
I think I've fixed the release package in v1.0.0-beta-4 so the dlls are all in the right folder(s) for Core. You still have to have the latest preview of dotnet and PowerShell Core if you want to use those. |
Getting the same error message:
I was trying to install the required runtime and it looks like it was deleted (fun with dotnet versions, don't you love it?)
Can we just update references to 2.0.0 or some newer version? |
FWIW after updating to 2.0.3 and rebuilding locally
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Interestingly, my old hacky kernel https://github.com/vors/jupyter-powershell works after replacing |
UPD: dig a little bit more into it and realized that windows-only nuget package is a problem PowerShell/PowerShell#3417 |
yeah, I'm actually having trouble getting even the Windows version to work with the 6.0.0 package from MyGet |
Ok, this is fixed in 1.0.0 |
Hii,
This is very nice!
I have some Problems with the installing, I get a dead kernel...
Did you know the dependencies
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