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FSI object not found when running from .NET Interactive notebook
See original GitHub issueIt all works, but I get this message in the output:
--- FsHttp: running in FSI - Try registering printer...
--- FsHttp: FSI object not found.
When I run the same code from FSI it outputs:
--- FsHttp: running in FSI - Try registering printer...
--- FsHttp: Printer successfully registered.
Is this something that can be improved or is it normal behavior ?
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- Created 2 years ago
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- Comments:6 (4 by maintainers)
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The message
is now
Closing this.
I can confirm that - in the latest version of .Net Interactive Notebooks, there seems to be no need for referencing
Microsoft.DotNet.Interactive.AspNetCore. The message appears - that’s correct.