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Currently, after connecting to a remote machine in VS Code (with the SSH extension) and setting the Path to Wolfram System Kernel to the appropriate path on the remote system, I can successfully run .vsnb code.
However, I encountered two issues:
The following warning shows constantly when executing code: WriteString::strml: $Failed is not a string, stream, or list of strings and streams.
I cannot configure multiple kernels simultaneously, such as one for the local machine and one for the remote machine.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I successfully configured different system kernels for the local and remote machines. It turns out that the local (User) and Remote setups use different configuration files.
Still, it would be great to have support for multiple kernels that can be selected at runtime, similar to what Wolfram Language Notebook extension provides.
Currently, after connecting to a remote machine in VS Code (with the SSH extension) and setting the
Path to Wolfram System Kernel
to the appropriate path on the remote system, I can successfully run.vsnb
code.However, I encountered two issues:
WriteString::strml: $Failed is not a string, stream, or list of strings and streams.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: