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In jupyter notebooks, the context is shared across all the code blocks, though the language server appears to evaluating the context just within the current block, while the kernel is actually using the wider context.
For example if I declare something like this in a code block:
constVALUE="hello";
I can use it in a subsequent code block:
console.log(VALUE);
But the LSP gives back:
Cannot find name 'VALUE' - deno-ts(2304)
But the code executes perfectly fine.
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In jupyter notebooks, the context is shared across all the code blocks, though the language server appears to evaluating the context just within the current block, while the kernel is actually using the wider context.
For example if I declare something like this in a code block:
I can use it in a subsequent code block:
But the LSP gives back:
But the code executes perfectly fine.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: