Gorkem Aksaray

@kylebarron sorry for the confusion; I only did that to recreate a fresh install state but it doesn't really matter whether the cache files are in place or not; the...

@mcaceresb 1. I know but I never write `exit, clear` on console. As you can see on my post, I just used `adopath` command twice: first it shows the adopaths...

> @gaksaray I am a bit confused, so let me recap: > > * You start the kernel with no `profile.do`. This works fine. > * You close the kernel....

@mcaceresb > * Try moving `profile.do` into the folder where your Stata executable is installed. Problem persists: `. exit, clear` > * Try an _empty_ `profile.do` and see if the...

Any ideas on how to run Stata Quarto, but in Visual Editor of RStudio? The goal is to be able to work in Visual Editor as usual:  but write...

Oh, right. I was expecting to see "Stata (.do)" on Jupyter Lab so must have missed that. Would it make sense (and be possible) to relabel this to be in...

This is also my biggest gripe with using Jupyter Notebooks for Stata with the current pystata API, which prevents me from fully embracing the workflow for exploratory analysis. @hugetim inspired...

I tried the new %browse magic in v0.5.0 and I like the fact that it's plain and requires no other packages to be installed. However, I experience sluggishness on my...

This is what I see on classic Notebook: There is no way to resize that `browse` window. Then I switch to Lab. Datagrid looks fine, but the choppiness is real...

I'm facing the same issue on my MacBook. My editor requires me to load a monospaced font but as Commit Mono is not listed as one, I cannot currently use...