Unable to use System.Text.Json iin Jupyter c# kernel about interactive HOT 4 CLOSED

This works with the contents of master branch.

using System.Text.Json;
var jsonException = new JsonException();
var location = jsonException.GetType().Assembly.Location;
Console.WriteLine("{0}", location);

I think I will update the test slightly though.

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I tried this today and seem to have a similar (or same?) issue. In this case, I am running the C# kernel in Jupyter in Windows 10 WSL.

In VSCode integration:

In a browser notebook:

Also, I am using Anaconda, basically following these general steps:
https://www.hanselman.com/blog/AnnouncingNETJupyterNotebooks.aspx

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@osmanzeki Can you run #!about in the notebook and post the version here? Thanks.

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@osmanzeki Can you run #!about in the notebook and post the version here? Thanks.

@jonsequitur Ok, I tried running that command and noticed that nothing was happening at all. Its then that I realized that I had installed the kernels using the command listed in Scott's article:

dotnet try jupyter install

Which is the one causing issues actually! I just now noticed that one should install using interactive in order for things to work properly (as instructed here):

dotnet interactive jupyter install

I failed to realize that there were basically two different sets of kernels out there.

I can confirm that everything works fine now on my end with the interactive kernels (System.Text.Json loads properly) and that I do get the output of #!about in that kernel.

As a new user to these, I don't exactly know what the difference is between dotnet-try and dotnet-interactive, that confusion was the main source of the problem in my case.

Hope this is helpful to someone else playing with these out there. Thanks for the help @jonsequitur !

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