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In my startup file, I have currently defined a function frac(a, b) = /(a, b). This function works in VSCode and in the REPL at startup, but not in pluto. Does that mean that Pluto does not have that file executed at startup? It seems odd, as I launch pluto.jl with a function from my startup.jl file, and I thought that the terminal I launch from is the kernel for my notebook. Does anyone know what might be the case?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The terminal isn't the kernel; Pluto creates a Workspace for each notebook to run in.
It does run a startup scripts when creating a new Workspace, but .julia/config/startup.jl isn't one of those.
In my startup file, I have currently defined a function
frac(a, b) = /(a, b)
. This function works in VSCode and in the REPL at startup, but not in pluto. Does that mean that Pluto does not have that file executed at startup? It seems odd, as I launch pluto.jl with a function from my startup.jl file, and I thought that the terminal I launch from is the kernel for my notebook. Does anyone know what might be the case?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: