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Cannot execute code in notebooks that were open for a while – cache gets cleaned up? #3139

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aplavin opened this issue Feb 3, 2025 · 2 comments

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aplavin commented Feb 3, 2025

After a notebook has been open for some time (days/weeks), I cannot execute code there anymore. It throws all kind of errors "XXX is not defined" where XXX is any symbol from a loaded package.

I think it happens because (pre)compilation cache gets cleaned up by Julia: it has some limit I guess. Would be nice if Pluto somehow forced it to keep the cache for open notebooks intact...

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pankgeorg commented Feb 4, 2025

Julia does clean precompiled objects, but if the julia session was alive that shouldn't happen. Can you provide a stacktrace so we can investigate better?

Thanks!

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aplavin commented Feb 4, 2025 •

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There's no stacktrace really – just the "not defined" error (screenshots below).
Restarting the notebook precompiles all packages again, and the notebook works.

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