Diana Norgaard

It hangs on initializePython here: thread = new Thread("JepMainInterpreter") { @Override public void run() { try { initializePython(sharedModulesArgv); } catch (Throwable t) { error = t; } finally { synchronized...

I should mention I am running all of this in IntelliJ 2022.1.

It does sound like the same issue. I did not get a jep.bat script. The unit tests were my own to make sure I can do what I want to...

Added print statements, rebuilt, and installed that version. Would I expect to see the print statements in console? Not seeing anything. I put something at the very beginning, as well...

Well, what I found out after looking at my colleague's code again, is that he had a dangling interpreter that doesn't get closed, e.g.: val jepConfig: JepConfig = new JepConfig()...

Adding \n didn't help. I added the dangling interpreter to my code and that got it working, so I think it does do something. I only have one Python installed,...

Probably I am misunderstanding something, but I thought dangling interpreters were a bad idea and should be closed. So if I do something like below, initializing the interpreter hangs in...